William H. Baker

William H. Baker began his teach­ing career at BYU in 1970. He was a professor of management com­munication in the Marriott School of Management, where he taught gradu­ate and undergraduate management-communication classes. He also served as a department chair in the Marriott School.
Professor Baker’s degrees are from Southern Utah University, where he served as student body president and LDSSA president; BYU; and Oklahoma State University. He spent time as a personnel specialist in the Utah Army National Guard and also held the position of senior analyst at the home office of Kemper Insurance Companies in Chicago. He has coau­thored several textbooks, published numerous professional articles, and provided training for government and business organizations.
Brother Baker served as a full-time missionary in western Canada, served several times as a Young Men president and bishop’s counselor, and has fulfilled callings as a bishop, MTC branch president, and high councilor. In addition to family, he enjoys gardening, music, cycling, and life in general.