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Cougar Queries is a series profiling BYU employees by asking them questions about their work, interests and life.
With its forced grading curve, law school is infamously competitive. But when she started at BYU Law in her thirties, returning to the university as a mother with two degrees already under her belt, Carly Madsen decided that rankings wouldn’t define her achievement.
Roughly 120 local first responders were assisted in completing their basic estate planning documents, free of charge, as BYU Law sponsored it’s second Wills for Heroes project last week.
New graduate Matt Fife's path of public service follows the footsteps of many BYU Law grads before him.
Name: Carolina Núñez
Four BYU Law students and their professor used a semester break break to volunteer at a detention center in Texas for women and children fleeing violence in their home country and seeking asylum in the United States.
Gauvin began to understand racial biases very differently when she had her two biracial sons. Her awareness became much deeper and more personal. She decided to go to law school to do something about it.