Mormon Studies
Cazier has participated in several Mormon studies ventures. He was a member of the Editorial Board of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought during 1966, the inaugural year of the periodical, and was on the editorial board of BYU Studies from 1969–1974. He was published in Dialogue and presented to a Sunstone Symposium in 1981. As an associate of Leonard J. Arrington and other Mormon historians, Cazier was also involved in the organizing of the Mormon History Association.
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