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If a professor wishes to hire you as their TA, they will contact you directly (typically via email) to offer you the position. If you accept, the professor will notify the MMBio Department Office, who will then process your hiring information. You are not allowed to begin working as an MMBio TA until you have received a final “approved to work” email from the MMBio Department Office.

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Latest News

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Watch the BYU Singers perform "Ich bin ein Kind von Gott" (I am a Child of God) in a historic German cathedral

November 12, 2026 10:51 AM
Earlier this year, the BYU Singers traveled to nine cities across Finland, Austria and Germany to perform sacred hymns in the native languages of the countries they visited. This video captures them singing I am a Child of God in German — "Ich bin ein Kind von Gott" — inside Germany's historic St. Martinskirche cathedral.
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Devotional: Spiritual intelligence

November 10, 2026 08:48 PM
Elder Joni L. Koch, a General Authority Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, spoke during Tuesday’s devotional about five signs of developing spiritual intelligence. He explained that those signs include recognizing God, keeping covenants, serving as His hands to bless others, changing through Christ’s Atonement and recognizing the need for a Savior.
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BYU students help families find answers about missing service members this Veterans Day

November 10, 2026 09:45 AM
BYU students use genealogical research to help identify relatives of missing service members and bring long-awaited answers to their families.
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