2000 Fall

This semester was in the Holy Land when the Second Intifada broke out. The students were transferred to Galilee for a month of their semester and were then sent home early. The Center remained closed until 2007, which was the longest closure since the Jerusalem Center opened.

Religion Faculty included: Alan Parrish (BYU Provo), Bruce Scatterfield (BYU-Idaho), Dana Pike (BYU Provo), Lynn Rowell  (Seminary/Institute)

David Seely from BYU-Provo (Ancient Near Easter Studies)

Nafez Nazzal (Arab Civilization)

Laila Nazzal (Arabic)

Dennis Thomson was the Associate director of the Jerusalem Center. He was a political science professor from BYU
Wayne Mineer was the doctor
The following two couples were both service couples and did hosting and music:LaVonne Van Orden was the sister of Joan Stevens and Joan Stevens was the organist and LaVonne Van Orden directed the choir–both couples did hosting. Jim Stevens was the branch president.
Richard and LaVonne Van Orden
Jim and Joan Stevens

If you were at the Jerusalem Center on the Fall 2000 program,  join your semester Facebook group here:

Fall 2000 Faculty and Directors:

Arnold H. Green

1989, 1994-1995, 1999-2000

Arnold H. Green

Born in Los Angeles, Professor Arnold H. Green was a history professor at Brigham Young University, specializing in modern Middle...

Dana Pike

1997, 1998, 2000

Dana Pike

Pike has taught at BYU since 1992. He received his BS in Near Eastern archaeology and anthropology from Brigham Young University...

Garth A. Hanson

2000

Garth A. Hanson

From his Obituary: 1936-2018 Garth A Hanson, 81, passed away peacefully on Friday, April 6, 2018, in Provo, Utah, surrounded...

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