Humble Jurist

Wendy Neeley, J.D., creator of Cache Valley Interfaith, explains the event's impact in her community and shares advice for interfaith work.JRCLS Updates:2026 Annual Conference RecapGlobal Student SummitMonth of Service Planning Tips and ChecklistReferences:Cache Valley Interfaith websiteCache Valley Interfaith InstagramFacebook: Cache Valley InterfaithContact Information: [email protected]'s LinkedIn

Amy Parker is the J. Reuben Clark Law Society Student Chapter Manager, and Jenna Crowther is the Student Board Chair. They answer frequently asked questions about how to find, start, and run JRCLS student chapters, as well as connecting students with the larger society.How to Organize a New JRCLS Student ChapterContact Amy at [email protected] the Student Board Chair at [email protected]

Fr. Bryan Pham, J.D., Ph.D., reflects on his formation as a Jesuit priest, the close relationship between his religious and legal practices, and his experience with canon law. He shares his perspective on a timely religious freedom issue involving the confidentiality of sacramental confessions and discusses his various roles within the Society of Jesus and at Gonzaga University, including serving as Chaplain for the Gonzaga Men’s Basketball team.

J. Sam Morales, LL.M, the new JRCLS Associate Director, shares about his path of service, leadership priorities, and his international perspective on faith and law.

Dallan Flake, J.D., M.S. discusses his scholarship related to religious employment discrimination, spectator harassment, and religious accommodations.References: Dallan F. Flake, When “Close Enough” Is Not Enough: Accommodating the Religiously Devout, 49 BYU L. Rev. 49 (2023). Dallan F. Flake, Spectator Harassment, 56 Wake Forest L. Rev. 441 (2021). Dallan F. Flake, Restoring Reasonableness to Workplace Religious Accommodations, 95 Wash. L. Rev. 1673 (2020).