The International Center for Law and Religion Studies expresses its deep thanks outstanding scholars who have completed their assignments as the members of the 2016 Research Fellows Program. This year’s sixteen fellows have particularly impressive undergraduate records, with majors including philosophy, economics (with an interest in development), political science, business, Russian, interdisciplinary studies (with a religious studies emphasis), psychology, Middle East Studies/Arabic, and Linguistics. Three studied Arabic as undergraduates, and one has done some Hindi and Farsi and Burmese. Three had careers before law school — a certified social worker, an electrical engineer/compliance manager, and a high school English teacher/real estate salesman. They have lived in South Africa, Botswana, Chile, Peru, Fiji, Thailand, Colombia, Brazil, Ukraine, Germany, Australia, and the Philippines. The Center looks forward to its immediate and ongoing associate with these fine students.

Reed Adlish Alexander Alton Jarom Blackhurst Kaleb Brimhall  Sarah Clifford Jacob Crump Jessica Farnsworth Jedidiah Gibson Ryan Hughes Nathan Kinghorn Shad Larson Brittani Nelson Thomas Palmer Joshua Prince Brenden Stuart Benjamin Thornell

Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic São Paulo, Brazil Moscow, Russia  Salt Lake City, Utah Auckland, New Zealand Salt Lake City, Utah Hong Kong Auckland, New Zealand Frankfurt, Germany Lima, Peru Johannesburg, South Africa Frankfurt, Germany Buenos Aires, Argentina Moscow, Russia Hong Kong Accra, Ghana