Kaye Hanson Retires in August 2008

The MBA program will be sad to lose Kaye Hanson when she retires at the end of the summer. Hanson has taught at BYU for twenty-seven years in a variety of departments. Classes she has taught during these years have been mainly written and oral communications classes within the MBA program, including competitive edge and the newsletter practicum. Hanson has also taught New Testament, Book of Mormon, and theater history.

Hanson has served in multiple positions here in the Marriott School, including director of public relations and associate director of the MBA program. She also served for three years as the associate director of the BYU Jerusalem Center. Hanson’s post-retirement days will continue to be busy, as she plans to fill her time with writing, visiting and spending time with grandchildren, and serving a mission.

The Marriott School and MBA program will miss Hanson, and the hundreds of students who have learned and benefited from her professional wisdom and etiquette will continue to be grateful for her service, dedication, and example. “Being at BYU has been a fascinating, delightful assignment full of activity with interesting colleagues and fine students,” Hanson says. “It’s been a pleasure and a blessing to be here.”

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