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Moving from good intentions to integrity in action takes humility, thoughtful decision-making, and values-based leadership. Learn how faculty and alumni are converting ethical reflexes into workplace superpowers.

From mentoring entrepreneurs to serving communities and advancing research, BYU Marriott led the way in celebrating BYU’s 150^th anniversary with 16 impactful Beacons of Light projects. Discover how these initiatives turned a milestone into meaningful action.

We asked, and you were more than willing to answer. When it comes to BYU Creamery ice cream, alumni can’t praise—or eat—enough. Here are the sweet results of a Marriott Alumni Magazine survey ranking the Creamery’s most craveable flavors.

Alumna Jenica Sedgwick left a strategy job in New York City to work for the Church in Salt Lake City. Now as the Church’s first-ever sustainability manager, she is charting new territory in her quest to tend the Earth.

Dale Tolley is a creative powerhouse who is redefining HR at Procter & Gamble. Whether rocking a costume, belting out parody songs, or designing games that teach policies, Tolley turns HR tasks into full-blown productions.

Ginger Belnap, a landscape designer, shares that she's humbled by the simple beauties that God has given us. “There is healing being in the dirt and being with the Earth.”

Kate L. Kirkham, professor of organizational behavior, delivered a BYU devotional that wove teaching and learning into a timeless message. Being teachable, she explained, means opening ourselves daily to God’s love.

Lee Bird's 2025 convocation speech illustrates that career building and kingdom building are not mutually exclusive. In fact, when brought together, they can create a powerful combination.

As a business ethics professor... one of my core goals is to help my students prepare to thrive by increasing their ability to make gospel- and principle-based decisions about work and life.