Arnold, Marilyn, 1935-
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Name (Latin)
Arnold, Marilyn, 1935-
Date of birth
1935-11-26
Other associated place
Salt Lake City (Utah)
Provo (Utah)
Field of activity
English language and literature
Associate group
Brigham Young University
Journal of Book of Mormon Studies
Dixie State College
Weber State University
University of Wisconsin--Madison
Center for the Study of Christian Vallue in Literature
Occupation
Authors
College administrators
College teachers
Editors
Lyricists
Associated Language
eng
Gender
female
MARC
MARC
Other Identifiers
Sources of Information
- From the heart, c2011:t.p. (Marilyn Arnold) p. 168 (emeritus professor of English at Brigham Young University; Assistant to the President at Brigham Young University; Dean of Graduate Studies at Brigham Young University; author; music lyricist; editor; editorial board of Journal of Book of Mormon Studies; 2003, Woman of Achievement by the state of Utah; 2006, Distinguished Citizen award from Dixie State College)
- Her Willa Cather's short fiction, 1984:CIP t.p. (Marilyn Arnold) data sheet (b. 11/26/35)
- From the heart, c2011:t.p. (Marilyn Arnold) p. 168 (emeritus professor of English at Brigham Young University; Assistant to the President at Brigham Young University; Dean of Graduate Studies at Brigham Young Univeristy; author; music lyricist; editor; editorial board of Journal of Book of Mormon Studies; 2003, Woman of Achievement by the state of Utah; 2006, Distinguished Citizen award from Dixie State College)
- Wikipedia, website viewed 16 February 2011(Marilyn Arnold; born November 26, 1935; emeritus professor of English at Brigham Young University; native of Salt Lake City; bachelors and masters degrees from Brigham Young University; Ph.D. from University of Wisconsin-Madison; leading scholar on work of Willa Cather; prior to joining the BYU faculty she was a professor at Weber State University; head, Center for the Study of Christian Values in Literature at BYU; Latter-day Saint)