Celestial University

UPDATE: For those who did not receive a packet, I have attached links to the documents so that you can download, read them at your leisure, and print out only the pages that you need. I have separated the pages out so that they are not too large and therefore you shouldn't have a problem downloading them.

For the Celestial University Folder showing all file options, click HERE

Now, if you lose your copy of something ... you will always be able to access it here on this page so that you can keep up to date with your goals.

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For those of you who need help remembering (that would be me!), here is the list of Deans for each college of the Celestial University Program:

Dean of Applied Arts: Linda Prue
Dean of Business and Economics: Tammy Cartwright
Dean of Career Development: Robann R.
Dean of Fine Arts: Lorraine Dunnington
Dean of Home Economics - Cooking: Hannah Nelson
Dean of Home Economics - Sewing: Pennee Mecham
Dean of Interior Design: Julie Johnson
Dean of Language Arts: Vicky Holt
Dean of Physical Education: Amy Heiby
Dean of Psychology: Kathy McCoy
Dean of Social Sciences: Lilit Heath
Dean of Theology: Sue Rigby

Recap: Celestial University will begin January 1st and will run until the end of the year. We will hold a graduation in December of 2013 to honor all graduates. If you have already moved away, you may still correspond with your dean and we will still honor your graduation. So, don't let a move keep you from accomplishing your goals!!

If you did not sign up on Thursday evening, please contact Pennee Mecham and she will give you a packet (only if you sign up, however as we want to conserve paper and printing costs) so you'll have one. Those who aren't sure which college is the best fit for your goals, I would encourage you to talk to either Pennee Mecham, or one of the Deans who you believe might be the closest fit. Remember ... this is your program and it can be tailored specifically to what you need or an area where you just plain would enjoy.

Also, if you are not sure exactly what you want to major in, don't forget that you have electives required in the other colleges. You might make a list of all of the things that you either need to learn or want to learn, and then whatever is the majority, that could be your major. You could then, either take some of the other things that don't fit that major and use them as your electives, or you can double major, or even decide to wait another year and earn another major at that time. Once again ... this is your program and you can make it fit your needs.

We will continue to have this program for (hopefully) many years to come, and so please don't feel that you have to run where you only need to walk. The best recipe for success is knowing what you can realistically set as a goal, and then actively work on that ... not trying to do too much, getting overwhelmed, and then quitting (I can speak from experience on this one!).

We're so excited about this opportunity for you! It truly is never too late to learn something new. We have so many very talented women in our ward who are so eager to help you accomplish your goals. Together, we can learn and grown, uplift and edify. Hmmm, sounds like building Zion, doesn't it!