Kimberly Sagers is the mental health and wellness specialist for the Marriott School of Business. In this interview, Kimberly shares fascinating insights on the reasons why students should make their mental health and well-being a priority. For a personal meeting, visit the BYU CAPS site (https://caps.byu.edu/) and request to meet with Kimberly.

Join Nick Greer and Stuart Bird as they explore the impact of the values of the Marriott School of Business. As the founder and CEO of BUILT, Nick has a unique perspective on success and how it relates to faith in Christ, integrity, respect, and excellence. 

Best Bagalwa, CEO of the Bagalwa Fundation, talks about the experience working with refugees, how her life turned to education in BYU as an MPA student, and the focus that Public Administration can have in the lives of refugees. To know more about Bagalwa Fundation click the link: https://bagalwafoundation.org/

Romanna Remor shares her story of beginning BYU as an international student, studying in the MPA program, and becoming very involved in the public and private sectors. She sheds lights on how the values of The Marriott School of Business contribute to lasting success.

Coach Ed Eyestone - BYU's Cross Country Head Coach and Track Head Coach - gives his perspective on how the values of the Marriott School of Business lead to success. He shares unique ideas about how eventual excellence can result from consistent competence.    Watch Coach Eyestone's 2015 BYU Devotional address at this link: https://speeches.byu.edu/talks/edward-eyestone/following-worthy-mentors/

Join the Fall 2024 MSR as they discuss their ambitions for the future of the Marriott Student Review. Each team provides a unique perspective on how success is defined and achieved. More information about the Marriott Student Review team can be found at: https://marriottstudentreview.org/

Davey Erekson, a Clinical Professor of Psychology at BYU discusses the practice of compassion and how he uses it to measure success in his life.

Kendall Castellaw, Co-President of the Finance Society, shares her experiences in the Finance Program and gives thoughtful insights into how she chooses to measure success in the world of finance and internships. 

Bill De Groot tells his story from being an undergrad from BYU to becoming the Chief Marketing Officer of Zerorez, including roles in the Duracell marketing division and as marketing lead of Ancestry Canada.

Join our host has he meets with Brad Nelson (captain) and Kelston McGuire (co-captain) of the BYU Racing team and hear them discuss questions like how did the team get started, what are their goals, and how they measure success. 

What makes or breaks the transition from childhood to adulthood? How can parents help? Larry Nelson, Ph. D. of Human Development and President of the Society for the Study of Emerging Adulthood answers these questions and more.

Join our hosts Emily and Hunter as they interview Derek Sainsbury, a full-time religion professor and researcher at Brigham Young University. 

Hunter introduces the new members of the Measuring Success Right team: Michael, Emily, and Dalton. Listen as they share what success looks like to them.        

Join our host in a discussion with business owner Stuart Faught, a successful self-made entrepreneur who has created and sold countless businesses. Hear how Stuart started his journey as a business owner and gain insights into his tips and tricks for finding inspiration and staying motivated.

Join our hosts as they discuss the Marriott School of Business and its values with Dean Madrian.

Join our hosts, Jason and Hunter as they speak with Cameron Mickle, a BYU student who has a passion for mentall health, self help and serving others. 

Join us as Evan Bartholio, a student at BYU and employee of the Business Career Center at the Marriott School, discusses how lucrative the BCC has become for students seeking employment and why employers are ramping up recruitment at BYU. 

Brayden Searle, an experienced door-to-door salesman, discusses his 7+ years of experience in the industry, surviving and thriving in the refiner's fire, and building and living faith-based values to become the best version of yourself. 

BYU Marriott School of Business Professor Sheri Thomas discusses with us her passion for accounting, a successful business career in corporate accounting, and how to be a Christ-like leader. 

Trent Hickman discusses his research on how memory, trauma, and nostalgia influences American and Latinx literature. Additionally, Trent talks about his experience getting a PhD. 

Whitney Kingsolver dives into the details of pollution and its effect on the Asian Pacific Region. 

Our next Ballard Brief spotlight is Katie Krumperman who shares her insights on the current period poverty situation in America. 

Dr. Marianna Richardson joins us and talks about how the Marriott Student Review has grown over the years and ends with some highlights on how to measure success in our lives.

Professor Tyler Shumway- a finance professor in the Marriott School of Business- recounts his learning, teaching, and research experiences from various universities.     

In this episode, the hosts of the Measuring Success Right podcast team discuss how they each measure success in their own lives. 

As part of our continuing partnership with Ballard Brief, Genevieve and Harriet discuss the different types, reasons, and repercussions of violence against refugee women in the MENA region. 

Ty Hopkins has participated in several Ultra Cycling events—most noteably the Tour Divide. Ty describes his both his training and race experiences. Further, he shares insights from authoring a book about his cycling. 

Congressman Blake Moore is a native of Ogden, Utah. Before being elected to Congress, Blake worked for small businesses and in the foreign service, experiences that now guide his work on domestic and foreign policy. He has expertise in education, financial services, public policy, healthcare, transportation, supply chain, and waste industries, and this work informs his customer service and problem solver approach in Washington, D.C., as he identifies ways to help the federal government better work for Northern Utah. His passion for helping organizations manage the change process drives his ambition to overcome partisan gridlock, improve federal agencies, and smartly streamline the nation’s bureaucracy. Blake obtained a Master’s in Public Policy and Administration from Northwestern University. He graduated from the University of Utah after serving a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Seoul, South Korea, and signing a scholarship to play as the quarterback at Utah State University.

Our third Ballard Brief spotlight is Sierra Flake who explains the poor access to maternal healthcare in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Professor Todd Mitton - a Finance Professor in the Marriott School of Business- shares insights from teaching and creating a new class. 

Elisabeth talks about how low-income communities are disproportionately affected by air pollution in the United States.   Link to the article: https://ballardbrief.byu.edu/issue-briefs/disproportionate-exposure-to-air-pollution-for-low-income-communities-in-the-united-states

Steven and Cindy Keung share about cultural differences between the US and New Zealand, how to deal with career changes, and offer insights into critical leadership qualities. 

Erin Randalll the Vice President of the Experience Design & Management major, shares her experience and thoughts about the major and debunks several myths that people have about her major. 

Our second episode with the Ballard Brief features Sydney Ward as she discusses social issues surrounding civic education in public schools.

Professor Pratt- a finance professor in the Marriott School of Business - discusses his Ph.D. experience and shares his advice for students. 

We talk with Adam Johnson - a student at BYU - who is involved with several social impact organizations that help uplift his immmediate community and communities across the globe. 

We talk with Walker McConkie about his window washing company and how he finds success through his entrepreneurial work.

This episode kicks-off our monthly mini-series with Ballard Brief authors. Alyssa explains what Ballard Brief is and discusses Child Labor in Myanmar. 

We have a new team for Measuring Success Right for the Fall 2022 season. Listen to this episode to get to know more about each of our new podcast hosts. 

Jeffrey Eidem shares his insight on how he chose his major.

For this episode, we talked to Bryan Barba who is in the Journalism program at BYU.

This week, we were excited to have MSR Co-Managing Editor Danielle Mattsson share her experiences with the Experience Design Management major. Also, here is the link to Dani's video mentioned during the episode. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EN8ZT6jHix8

Erica Bassett is the Editor-In-Chief of the Ballard Brief and shares her experience working in the BYU's Ballard Center.

This week, we have another episode of our mini-series "How did I get here?" with Allison Havey, who is about to graduate from the BYU Advertising program.

Mike Middleton talks about his career as part of the BYU Cougar Club and External Relations with the BYU Law school. He explains his unique transition from sports to law and how he finds success at the BYU Law School.

Bienvenue Keener is a native of Madagascar but now lives in the United States. In this episode, Keener shares her story of immigrating to the States and the cultural adjustments she had to go through.

Professor Steven Fox is the managing director of the Ballard Center for Social Impact at Brigham Young University. He explores the opportunities and programs of the Ballard Center and touches on how all students have the chance to do good in a better way. Fox also touches on the work of Ballard Brief students and the unique opportunity to dive into a social impact topic.

This is the next episode of our new mini-series "How did I get here?" In this series, we will be talking to students about why and how they picked the majors. We also will discuss success and what it means to each student. We hope you find the stories interesting and exciting in addition to informative. This week, Tyler Curtis will be talking to us about his major, Information Systems.