In honor of our beloved colleague, and founder of the UVU Mormon Studies Program, the Eugene England Memorial Lecture Series was created to invite prominent scholars to deliver annual lectures on issues of contemporary relevance in Mormon culture, history, and thought.
Laurel Thatcher Ulrich
University Professor Emerita, Harvard University
Cancelled due to public health considerations
Laurie Maffly-Kipp
Archer Alexander Distinguished Professor of Religion & Politics
Washington University St. Louis
Steven L. Peck,
Professor of Biology,
Brigham Young University
Gina Colvin,
School of Educational Studies & Leadership,
University of Canterbury, New Zealand
Robert L. Millet,
Abraham Smoot University Professor Emeritus,
Brigham Young University
Bob Rees,
Graduate Theological Union and
University of California at Berkeley
Margaret Blair Young &
Darius Gray
Margaret Toscano,
Associate Professor of Classics,
University of Utah
Patrick Mason,
Howard W. Hunter Chair of Mormon Studies,
Claremont Graduate University
Philip Barlow,
Leonard J. Arrington Chair of Mormon History and Culture,
Utah State University
Colleen McDannell,
Sterling M. McMurrin Chair of Religious Studies,
University of Utah
Terryl L. Givens,
Bostwick Professor of English,
University of Richmond
Douglas Thayer,
Professor of English,
Brigham Young University
Claudia L. Bushman,
School of Religion,
Claremont Graduate University
David L. Paulsen,
Professor of Philosophy,
Brigham Young University
D. Michael Quinn,
Independent Scholar,
Beinecke Senior Fellow,
Yale University (2002-3)
Richard N. Holzapfel,
Professor of Church History and Doctrine,
Brigham Young University
Marion D. Hanks,
General Authority Emeritus,
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Laurel Thatcher Ulrich,
James Duncan Phillips Professor of History,
Harvard University
