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Cultivating Mormon Literature & Other Gardens

May 28-30, 2025
Ephraim, UT
Snow College

 

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The annual meeting of

Mormon Scholars in the Humanities

in collaboration with the

Association of Mormon Letters

presents

 

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Cultivating Mormon Literature & Other Gardens

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Registration
 

If you would like to come attend, you may register here.  All are welcome.

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Program
 

The full program can be viewed at this link here

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Accommodations

 

Many attendees will be staying at Willow Creek Inn in Ephraim, Utah (click here for map). If you have requested a hotel reservation through MSH, the committee should have reached out to you by now. Otherwise, you are invited to find your own accommodations.

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WhatsApp Community 

 

For more detailed communication and coordination ahead of the conference, we invite you to join the WhatsApp group XYZ. (WhatsApp is a free messenger app you can download on your smartphone or access via browser at web.whatsapp.com.) 


Click here to join the AML-MSH 2025 Community WhatsApp group.

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Coordinating Carpools

 

We will have several cars leaving traveling to Ephraim from Salt Lake City and Provo on Wednesday afternoon/evening and back on Friday or Saturday. Join the Whatsapp Community for more info on coordinating carpools
 

If you would like to reserve a seat in a car already traveling to tour the Birch Creek Ranch on Wednesday, May 28th from 4-6 pm, please contact James Egan at 801-403-5950 or Tod Robbins at 801-809-0092.  

 

Book Table 

 

Have you recently published something you are proud of and would like to share? Feel free to bring print copies on the AML-MSH book table for others to browse. (The Book of Enos is also a book, so shorter articles, essays, and the like are welcomed.) If you would like to have copies to sell, please arrange beforehand by reaching out to bjpeters@gmail.com and admin@mormonscholars.net

Mentorship Program

 

In addition to the inaugural Granola & Grad School Workshop (open to all, especially in or near grad school) led by Dr. Shawn Tucker (Elon U) at AML-MSH 2025, please watch for the mentoring program committee to contact those who registered their interest in mentorship three to four weeks before the conference.

 

Establishing pairs of more senior and rising professionals, the committee will share the contact information of the more senior person with the rising professional. If interested, that rising professional may then make contact on their own. We leave all the details--when, where, and how to meet (email, text, Zoom, a campus reading room, breakfast in Ephraim, etc.)--to your higher graces. May many new connections follow!

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Getting to Snow College in Ephraim, UT

 

Directions from the North
 

  • Drive South on I-15 to Exit #225 in Nephi

  • Turn Left or East onto Utah Highway 132 toward Ephraim/Manti

  • Follow Utah Highway 132 through towns of Fountain Green and Moroni

  • Turn Right or South on US highway 89, proceed to Ephraim

  • Turn Left at the Stoplight at the intersection of 100 North

  • Proceed about two blocks to the Greenwood Student Center
     

Directions from the South
 

  • Driving on I-70 take Exit #54 in Salina

  • Turn North onto US highway 89

  • Follow Highway 89 through Gunnison

  • Follow the signs and turn right at the north end of Gunnison

  • Continue on Highway 89 to Ephraim

  • Turn Right at the Stoplight at the intersection of 100 North

  • Proceed about two blocks to the Greenwood Student Center 

   

Map of Snow College


Download here

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List of Ephraim Restaurants

 

Roots 89 Roadhouse (Traditional American)

Jose’s Café (Mexican Restaurant)

Snow Dragon (Chinese Restaurant)

Harvest Grill (Burgers and Sandwiches)

Roy’s Pizza and Pasta

Los Amigos Mexican Restaurant

The Malt Shop

Subway

Arby’s

Wendys

Little Caesars Pizza

Domino’s Pizza

   

Inquiries


MSH inquiries can be sent to bjpeters@gmail.com with nicole24issac@gmail.com and admin@mormonscholars.net on CC.

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AML inquiries may be sent directly to Jessie_Christensen@byu.edu.
 

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