Antony Jackson is a junior at Utah Valley University majoring in Political Science with an emphasis in Public Law and minoring in Constitutional Studies. He is from the small town of Punalu'u, Hawai'i. He served an LDS Mission in the Dakotas from 2015 to 2017. He enjoys reading, watching football and rugby, enjoying time with family and learning all he can. After graduating from UVU, Antony wants to attend law school and study constitutional law in order to defend American values and liberty.

Kiana McAllister studied political science with an emphasis in political philosophy, public law, and constitutional studies. In 2018, Kiana attended a study abroad program at the University of Oxford where she studied the foundations of American constitutionalism under Dr. Nicholas Cole at Pembroke College. Kiana has previously been involved with research on the CCS Federalism Index Project, and is currently working as a research assistant on the Quill Project based out of Pembroke College, Oxford. Her current research is focused on modeling the congressional proceedings of the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments of the United States Constitution in the Quill Project platform. She is passionate about reading and writing, traveling, and being a mom.

Erica Croft is a junior at Utah Valley University majoring in Political Science with an emphasis in Political Philosophy. She is a Wood Assistant working on Quill. Erica plans to enter a Political Economy graduate program and hopes to one day publish literature that mobilizes the working classes.

Edward Goebel is a junior at Utah Valley University majoring in Political Science with a Global Politics Emphasis and a double minor in Constitutional Studies and National Security. He is a native of Utah and enjoys the mountains in winter. He served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Washington State from 2016-2018 and is very grateful to live in a country where religious liberty is constitutionally protected. He is fascinated with history and how it continues to be made. Consequently, he hopes to do graduate studies in area studies or foreign policy and then work for the federal government doing analysis of near-peer power competition.

Hannah Miller is a sophomore at Utah Valley University, majoring in Psychology with a minor in Constitutional Studies. She was raised in the islands of Hawai'i, and has had the opportunity to briefly reside in places such as Tonga, China, and the Philippines, all of which have shaped her fascination with how people think and work together. She is interested in evolutionary psychology, different forms of government, and the United States Constitution. She is a transfer student from BYU-Hawai'i, and served as a "Schatz Senior" intern under Hawai'i Senator Brian Schatz and Honors Council President on BYU-H campus. She served an LDS mission in Knoxville, Tennessee. She enjoys playing the ukulele and writing poetry, and loves to learn new things.

Paul Calica is a senior at Utah Valley University majoring in political science with an emphasis in American government. After graduating from UVU, Paul wants to attend law school and have a career practicing law for civil and political rights. He also hopes to get involved in local government. He is from Los Angeles, California. He enjoys art, architecture, sports, cars and traveling to new places. In addition, he has a passion for civil liberties and natural rights.

Mizuki Olivarez is a senior at Utah Valley University majoring in political science with an emphasis in global studies and minors in Chinese studies and national security studies. Mizuki has specialties in Chinese politics and conflict studies. After graduation, she hopes to enter a graduate program focusing on Chinese studies.

Megan Davis is a junior at Utah Valley University majoring in political science with an emphasis in American government and minoring in constitutional studies. She is a Utah native and is originally from the small town of Nephi. At UVU, she has been involved with the Utah International Mountain Forum, UVU Foreign Affairs Club, UVU Turning Point USA Chapter, UVU Women’s Choir, and UVU College of Republicans. In March 2019, Megan had the opportunity to present at the 63rd Commission on the Status of Women (CSW63) at the United Nations in New York City. After graduating from UVU, she plans to attend law school and study constitutional law. Megan has a love for history, politics, the Constitution, learning, music, and spending time with family.

Britt Olson is a senior at Utah Valley University majoring in political science with a concentration in public administration and public policy. Britt has spent two semesters working at the Utah State Legislature, once interning for Representatives Ballard and Musselman then again a year later working for the Peterson Lobbying Group. Britt also spent a semester interning for Congressman Curtis in Washington D.C. She has a passion for government and the constitution and is excited to be working at her current position for the Center for Constitutional Studies at UVU as a Quill Project Research Assistant. Britt plans on working in Washington D.C on Capitol Hill as well as attending law school with an emphasis on constitutional law. Her passion for creating a better world for generations to come is what drives Britt towards government and policy.

David Renda is a junior at Utah Valley University, majoring in History and Social Studies Education. He is looking forward to teaching at the high school level and being a mentor to his students. He is currently working as a Wood Assistant on reconstructing the Illinois State Constitutional Convention in the Quill Project. He hopes to use the knowledge gained while working at the Quill project to better inform his students when he becomes a teacher. David learned of his love for teaching and mentoring while working in local, council and national level leadership roles for the Boy Scouts of America and the Order of the Arrow. While David is not working or studying, he is most likely hiking, camping, or hanging in a hammock with a Tom Clancy book.

Andrew Elder is a Senior at Utah Valley University majoring in Political Science with an emphasis in Public Law & Political Philosophy and a minor in Constitutional Studies. Since 5th grade, Andrew wanted to be President of the United states, but quickly remanded this to getting to understand and know the political system better. His interests include studying history and law. He loves to read and enjoys helping his dad with construction and landscaping projects. Andrew also loves staying up to date with politics. He plans to attend U of U or BYU Law School after the completion of his undergrad, and wants to practice criminal law.