Well & Wise Lecture Series
12:00 - 1:00 pm
WSC Varsity Theatre
Active and retired faculty, staff, and their spouses, and student employees
About
The Well & Wise Lecture Series is all about BYU employees sharing their knowledge and expertise with fellow BYU employees that can help individuals make inspired choices about their wellness. Wellness looks different for everyone, so the more information you have, the better you can make the right choices for you!
In September, we’ll hear from Curtis Isaak, Senior Manager of Events and Experiences for BYU Alumni. He will be speaking on Social Etiquette in the Workplace (official lecture title to be announced).
Light refreshments will be served.
Register
All active and retired BYU employees and their spouses are welcome to attend the lectures. If you are unable to attend the lecture in-person, a zoom link will be provided upon registration.
To unregister for this lecture, you will need to do so in the email confirmation you are sent upon registering. If you are unable to locate this email, check your Junk or Spam!
Become a Lecturer
Want to share your expertise or research with fellow employees? If you are interested in becoming a lecturer, please fill out this survey.
Lectures Recordings
Click the button below to watch recent lectures. Future lectures, if recorded, will be added here!
Wellness Week Lecture Recordings
Click the button below to watch the Wellness Week 2025 lectures.
See what employees have liked about past lectures!
"I enjoyed hearing about [Chad Lewis'] football stories, I appreciated the applications to make my life better and I appreciated the snacks while listening."
- Kerrie, Electrical and Computer Engineering
"It was zoomed, it had some really great information, it was at a good time for dropping in while working."
- Heather, BYU Salt Lake Center
"I appreciate that [Dr. Camilla Hodge] gave me some actionable steps to creating better leisure activities for my family. I also really liked the instruction on how to create a family leisure profile. It was very eye-opening to me."
- Anonymous
