u/HAM_ORD_BOS_IAH

Hi All, I've been talking to some colleagues at the institution I work at (higher ed) about the experience that Church members here have. We're a tiny, but visible, minority. They asked me to share something that would help them quickly get up to speed on the basics of the Church and life as a Latter-day Saint. (e.g., a 20 minute YouTube video, podcast, etc).

I did a quick search and wasn't satisfied with what I found. There's an old Church-produced video from like 2012, but it feels a bit dated at this point. What suggestions do you have? The audience is mid-senior level administrators who work in the culture/inclusion office in a higher-ed institution.

This is for anyone who: 1) is interested in applying to Harvard Business School, 2) has a friend or relative who may be interested in HBS, or 3) is just curious about the LDS community at HBS.

The HBS Admissions Office has organized a virtual info session featuring MBA students who participate in the school's Latter-day Saint Student Association. The event is free to attend and open to everyone, but does require a brief online registration. Here are the details:

Date: Thurs, Aug. 20th

Time: 8pm EDT / 6pm MDT

Register here: https://apply.hbs.edu/register/?id=4f88ce26-6374-4f58-80a9-278c98f35e4f

And to make this thread more broadly interesting to the sub, happy to turn this thread into a Q&A. Drop any comments or questions about HBSxLDS below and I'll do my best to respond.

DYK: HBS is the most-represented graduate school among our current Quorum of Twelve Apostles and First Presidency? (not that it matters, though).