Fourteen BYU Law students are participating in this year’s International Center for Law and Religion Studies Student Research Fellows Program. The program provides an opportunity for law students to combine an international externship with significant research and writing in the area of religious freedom.
Students spend five weeks at one of the international offices of legal counsel for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints or at the Office of General Counsel of the Church in Salt Lake City, Utah. They become active participants in the current work of the legal counsel with whom they are affiliated. During the remainder of the fellowship the students are involved in varied research, writing, and database-building projects that comprise the ongoing scholarly work of the Center.
Following is a list of 2015 Fellows and their summer assignments:
| Tanner J. Bean | São Paulo, Brazil |
| Tye L. Christensen | São Paulo, Brazil |
| Ian Collings | Johannesburg, South Africa |
| David M. Doty | Frankfurt, Germany |
| Lauren M. Flores | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| Adam P. Forsyth | Salt Lake City, Utah |
| John L. Gibbons | Salt Lake City, Utah |
| Michael K. Goodrich | Auckland, New Zealand |
| Ryan W. Jolley | Mexico City, Mexico |
| Scott A. Ludlow | Hong Kong |
| Leilani D. Maldonado | Lima, Peru |
| Abby McKeon | Frankfurt, Germany |
| McKenna Mills | Moscow, Russia |
| Emily Page | Auckland, New Zealand |