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Registration ends Feb. 14 for BYU Office Professionals Conference March 9-11

January 27, 2011

This year’s conference for the Office Professionals Advisory Committee will be held Wednesday through Friday, March 9-11. The conference will consists of classes, brown bag luncheons, entertainment and a closing luncheon.

Registration for the conference will be available here until Feb. 14 at 5 p.m.

Presenters from a variety of disciplines and backgrounds have been invited to share messages that relate to this year’s theme “Patience is enduring well” and that further the professional and personal growth of office professionals in the BYU community.

BYU office professionals are invited to attend all conference sessions that fit their schedule and interests, with their supervisor’s approval.

For more information, see the registration site or contact Jeanine Ehat at (801) 422-2076.

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