spring 2023 5.26
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
The BYU Political Science graduating class of <strong>2023</strong> spent some of their undergraduate<br />
education within the shadow of a global pandemic. Much of their education has been shrouded<br />
by a period of particularly virulent divisiveness in U.S. Politics. During the last year of their<br />
undergraduate education, a war persisted in Ukraine with global political and economic<br />
implications. Tensions and wars persist around the world. The study of politics has never been<br />
more relevant. The year <strong>2023</strong> moving forward is a time when we all need to be increasingly<br />
sensitive to the world around us, both locally and internationally, and the Political Science<br />
Department hopes to have nurtured skills that will serve our students in an increasingly<br />
challenging and complex global community. Problems need to be solved, people need to<br />
be understood, different perspectives need to be acknowledged. Our students are ready for<br />
the challenges ahead, and we want to acknowledge, herein, some of their accomplishments<br />
and plans for the future. We congratulate all of our students on a job well done, and we hope<br />
they will keep in touch with us. We’re here to help, not just for a semester, or just for an<br />
undergraduate education, but for a lifetime of intellectual support. Congratulations to our<br />
Political Science graduates for <strong>2023</strong>!!<br />
FOREWORD<br />
Karl G. Maeser Building, Brigham Young University Provo<br />
2
Change language