Kevin J Worthen

and seeks development of students in three key areas, faith, intellect, and character.

In 2008, remember, Bronco was reporting to Kevin Worthen.

Cecil Lowe was still the president, if I'm not mistaken.

You can double-check me on that.

Kevin Worthen was the VP of Advancement.

And Kevin, in his talks and discussions, would many times articulate, uh messages of this quest for perfection so bronco being the good lieutenant the good general that he is says okay well yeah i'm going to embody that too i'm going to capture the hearts of everybody and say we're going to do our own quest for perfection but the quest for perfection i feel bad for bronco because what we we ended up doing from a public relations standpoint we didn't clarify that that it's just to be your perfect self day in and day out it wasn't to be perfect on the football field and go undefeated

It was for the individual.

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This university conference address, entitled Inspiring Learning, was given on August twenty-second, two thousand and sixteen by Kevin J. Worthen, then president of Brigham Young University.

What a glorious sight it is to see you here.

I say that with some trepidation only because, because of the lights, I can only see the people in the first probably half of there.