Because of its unique objective, Selected Academic Programs benefits students in a variety of ways—from medical training to journalism.
With funds directed through this priority, the university was recently able to replace the ambulance it had used for several years with a more technologically equipped model. This newer, better-furnished, and more standard vehicle will be used to better prepare students for the kinds of modern instruments they will encounter as they become employed in emergency medicine.
Another development, spurred by the recent transition from Ricks College to BYU—Idaho,is that the campus newspaper staff determined, after many years, to change the format from tabloid size to a larger, more common layout. Only with new computers, especially equipped for this style of newspaper organization, was the Scroll staff able to make that change, thereby providing a more advanced experience for journalism students.
While these and many other projects are not as recognized by the public at large, or even the general campus community in some cases, they play an essential part in the education of specific groups of students at BYU—Idaho. Your support of Selected Academic Programs will help provide these indispensable areas with equipment and other assistance that they might not otherwise receive.