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Emeritus professor to discuss "Joseph Smith's Core Visions" at Lee Library Jan. 11

January 08, 2006

Richard L. Anderson, a Brigham Young University emeritus professor of ancient scripture, will discuss "Joseph Smith's Core Visions: Resolving a Family’s Religious Quest" Wednesday, Jan. 11, at 3 p.m. in the Harold B. Lee Library auditorium at BYU.

Admission is free and the public is welcome.

His address is part of a series sponsored by the L. Tom Perry Special Collections in connection with the library's "Remembering Joseph Smith Jr., 1805-2005" exhibition now on display on the library's first level.

For more information, contact Susan L. Corrigan at (801) 422-6374.

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