Women of FHSS
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OUR MISSIONThe Mission of Women of FHSS is to foster an environment in the college where all women in FHSS majors thrive and are encouraged to identify and pursue educational and career opportunities, enabling them to uniquely distinguish themselves to achieve any possibility. |
Messages to Women
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TANIA BARR
Tania Barr, a Development Counselor for the church and former international student at BYU, talks about how she uses personal revelation and support from home and work to achieve her goals, and how even though she wants to be a mother more than anything, she has developed a strong love for what she does.
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TANAN YESUNMUNKH
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RAENI SROUFE
Raeni Sroufe, Manager of Global Business Solutions at Women for Women International (WfWI), talks about taking initiative in her mentored experiences, learning how to advocate for herself, choosing a supportive partner, and acting with faith.
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SARA GORDON
Sara Gordon, Solution Architect at Qualtrics discusses her path to finding a career, helping her become more confident in all areas of her life, and how pursuing sales role with a BA in Psychology was difficult at first, but has led her to find things she loves for an organization she loves.
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ANNA MURPHY
Anna Murphy, a BYU graduate of Political Science, and Associate of Business & Program Development at the Milken Institute (MI) talks about her decision to pursue a career, what she did to make sure she was on the right track during her undergraduate studies, and how she approaches the learning curve.
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PHOEBE KUNG
Phoebe Kung, a Psychology undergrad and Master of Social Work graduate of BYU, and Development Counselor with the Church, talks about what propelled her to continue her education and pursue her career, explaining the pivotal conversations and support from mentors, and how she is fulfilling her desire to impact those around her.
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EMILY WHITE
Emily is a non-traditional student, returning since she began her degree in 2002. Emily spent 12 years as a stay-at-home mom and talks about her decision to return to school, the juggling and sacrifices that are being made for her to reach her goals, and how she and her family actively use prayer as they reach their individual and family goals.
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MARIE FUHRIMAN
Marie Fuhriman, who received her degree from BYU in History with an Associate of Home Economics from BYU-Idaho, discusses how her education prepared her to be a life learner, what she does to remember her value as a stay-at-home mom, how she dispels this idea of "just a mom", and tackles the discussion of shame-culture around women who work.
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Connect With Us
Questions, Comments, Concerns? Please contact Lindsey Blau.
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ABOUT US
WHAT WE DO
WHY WE STARTED
WHAT WE DO
We aim to develop practices and programs (partnering with other entities when appropriate) that will help students identify and develop a deep understanding of career development experiences, promoting conversations that sustain fairness and equity as they seek multiple applications of a BYU education. |
WHY WE STARTED
National studies show that students often face particular gendered obstacles as they navigate the academic landscape, consider opportunities, and make important educational and career decisions. Female students at BYU face unique challenges because of religious and cultural ideas. In a Salt Lake Tribune article in 2018, the Utah Women’s Leadership Project reports that, “Utah’s female college and university students are more likely to end up in the “some college, no degree” category of educational statistics, and to self-select into lower-paying fields.” |