The Baker Street Tardis

The David O. McKay School of Education houses most of its programs in this building, including the Departments of Counseling Psychology and Special Education, Educational Leadership and Foundations, Instructional Psychology and Technology, and the Center for the Improvement of Teacher Education and Schooling. Communication Disorders and Secondary Teacher Education programs are housed in various other buildings across the BYU campus.

The Department of Communication Disorders offers both undergraduate and graduate (MS) degrees in the discipline of communication disorders. The programs prepare students who have both strong academic knowledge in the field of communication disorders and a desire to apply this knowledge to remediate communication disorders across the life span.

At the BYU McKay School of Education, our inspiration is Jesus Christ, the Master Teacher. We educate for eternity, knowing that every person is a child of God with a divine nature and destiny. Learning, for us, is life-giving—it’s why McKay School students commit to serving in challenging and noble professions, and why McKay School faculty dedicate themselves to being leading scholars, outstanding teachers, and role models of living the gospel. As faculty, staff, and administrators, we devote our minds and spirits to our work, so we can nurture the full potential in others—for the benefit of the world.