Colleges & Universities in Mapleton, UT

The Central Heating Plant (CHP), located on East Campus Drive across the street from the BRWB, is a Co-Generation facility that burns natural gas to hea

Built in 1962 to consolidate the Physical Plant functions in one location, the Physical Plant Building was developed by Sam F. Brewster, Director of t

We work to create an inspiring outdoor setting for all who visit BYU. With a standard of excellence supporting every endeavor, we accept Brigham Young

In October 1968 a building was completed to house the Army and Air Force ROTC units’ supplies, departmental offices, cadet offices, libraries, and classroom

The Department of Geography offers six major emphases and four minors. We have 12 full-time faculty members and several adjunct professors. We are a part

Completed in 1961, this building was named after an early president (1875-1895) of the Brigham Young Academy Board of Trustees. Abraham O. Smoot gave

This building was named after Jesse N. Knight, an important financial benefactor to BYU, and member of the university's board of trustees during the ear

In 1909, Brigham Young University faculty member Henry Peterson built a home on Temple Hill. In 1923 this home came into the possession of Brigham You

The Engineering Building (EB) is thirty-eight percent lab space and twenty-seven percent classroom and project space. The building houses the main offices f

The Howard S. McDonald Building was constructed in 1955 to consolidate the student health services that had previously been in numerous locations on campu

Dedicated in 1925, the Heber J. Grant Building was originally built as the BYU library. The library was housed on the second floor, while the first flo

Instructional Psychology and Technology is a branch of study concerned with understanding the ideas, principles, and theories related to improving instructio

The West View Building replaced the old faculty office building that once housed the ticket office and bathrooms for the former stadium south west of campu

The mission of the Department of Teacher Education is to promote excellence in education by preparing noble educators, engaging in educational scholarship, a

The BYU Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry is one of BYU's leading research departments. The Chemistry Department lays claim to outstanding facult

Built in 1995, with 192,000 square feet, the Ezra Taft Benson Building dedicates 70 percent of its space to laboratory work. The Benson Building houses t

Anthropologists study every facet of human experience and behavior, both past and present. Through a combination of classroom and field work, BYU

In the Global Women’s Studies program, our minor, projects, events, research groups, and honor society celebrate the contributions of women throughout histo

The Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering exists to support the mission of BYU by preparing students for: Lives of Scholarship and Continuo

The Department of Political Science aims to provide an education, both general and major, which maximizes students’ capacity to analyze and interpret politic

The Department of Ancient Scripture exists to "assist individuals in their quest for perfection and eternal life" by teaching the restored gospel of Jes

To develop computer scientists of faith, intellect, integrity and excellence.

Enrollment Services provides core services to students, facilitating access to a BYU education. We seek to create outstanding student experiences by remaini

The engineering research labs identify principles and create methods for impactful engineering design and innovati

The David O. McKay School of Education houses most of its programs in this building, including the Departments of Counseling Psychology and Special Educatio

There are 17 full-time Civil Engineering faculty and 8 full-time Construction Management faculty in the Civil and Construction Engineering Department. Th

Our mission is to expand education vision and empower educational leaders to improve practices, policies, and systems that create high- quality and equitab

Built in 1971, the Nicholes Building is immediately south of the Eyring Science Center (ESC) and is attached to the Benson Building. The Nicholes Buildi

James E. Talmage, distinguished scholar and spiritual giant, was once selected to succeed Karl G. Maeser as president of Brigham Young Academy. The buildi

The 12-story classroom-office building is named after the Church's 12th president, Spencer W. Kimball. The tallest building in Provo at 161 feet 6 inches, t