Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering

The Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering exists to support the mission of BYU by preparing students for: Lives of Scholarship and Continuous Learning Lives of Service to Family, Church, Community, and Profession Lives of Engineering Products, Processes, and Policies to Improve the Quality of Life for all Humanity The Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering fully supports the mission of BYU and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to educate the whole person. Thus, the faculty seek to promote an atmosphere consistent with the gospel of Jesus Christ as a foundation for teaching and learning chemical and biological engineering principles.

The Engineering Building at Brigham Young University in Provo UT serves as a hub for innovation and learning in the field of engineering. This modern facility houses state-of-the-art laboratories classrooms and collaborative spaces designed to enhance the educational experience for students. With a focus on cutting-edge research and practical application the Engineering Building fosters a dynamic environment for aspiring engineers to thrive and develop their skills. Generated from this place's information

The Howard S. McDonald Building was constructed in 1955 to consolidate the student health services that had previously been in numerous locations on campus. When the McDonald Building was built it also housed the Air Force ROTC unit that was located at BYU. In 1999, the Student Health Center moved into a new building and the McDonald Building underwent a major remodel. The McDonald building was originally dedicated in 1957 by Joseph Fielding Smith and was rededicated by M. Russell Ballard in 2001. Starting in 2013 the McDonald building has been the location of BYU's research MRI facility.