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April 19, 2021 When BYU Law student Melissa Jo “MJ” Townsend was growing up, her mother frequently reminded her that
she a member of “the People” was the government.
“I never really got that,” Townsend recalled. “I thought, ‘No, I’m just a kid from San Clemente, my voice doesn’t really matter. I’m small.’”
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Photo by Alyssa Dahneke
As she prepares to graduate this month, Townsend says that her three years of study at BYU’s J. Reuben Clark Law School have radically changed her perspective.
“Everything we do in law school has engendered in me a deep reverence for the Constitution,” she observed. “I think about it each day now the protections it offers us, the difference it makes, the ideals it embodies and it’s something I want to defend and support. Of course, I’ve always known in my head what the law is, but now it’s settled in my heart.”
Name: Kevin John
I’ve been a BYU employee since. 2011, if you count my time as an adjunct instructor and don’t count my time as a student research assistant, haha!
My job at BYU is. being a professor and working as the director of the BioComms Lab in the School of Communications.
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Photo by Alyssa Dahneke
I’m currently working on. lots of research on skin cancer, body image issues and substance use. It’s actually kind of funny because, since I work in each of these areas, my computer is full of images of alcohol advertisements, moles and people in swimsuits and such probably the last thing you’d think of with BYU research! But the goal of all of these studies is to help people make informed decisions about their health and physical and mental well-being. With many of these studies I like to use advanced technologies like eye-tracking, facial recognition, virtual reality and other means to see what people see and how they feel ab
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