Camille Stilson Williams, J.D. and M.A. in English language, Brigham Young University, as a part-time instructor at BYU taught reading and writing 1986-1995, and family law for undergraduates 1993-2005. She was the Administrative Director of the
Marriage & Family Law Research Grant at the J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University 2004-2005. She is a board member of United Families International. Her research interests are related to religious, constitutional, women’s, and family issues. Her publications have supported the sanctity of human life and the necessity of the natural family for the flourishing of individuals and societies. After a career as an assistant city attorney, she retired in Provo, Utah, where she continues to practice law. She and her husband, Richard, are the parents of five, and the grandparents of twenty-
six.