Brianna Jackman is a 2L at Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law. Born and raised on the East Coast, she received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in publishing at Emerson College. As a creative, Brianna hopes to specialize in entertainment/intellectual property law, focusing on copyright.

Born and raised in New Jersey, Joella Still began violin at age 3 and piano at 7, earning NJPAC scholarships to study and perform. A Dean’s List graduate with High Honors from Carnegie Mellon University, she has developed impactful arts, community, and youth programs for organizations including Big Brothers Big Sisters, Girl Scouts, Boys & Girls Clubs, and P.S. ARTS.

Nicholas Towns, a first-generation law student from North County San Diego, spent six years studying biochemistry before pursuing law. His scientific background inspired his interest in intellectual property law, where he combines his passion for science with his commitment to advocacy. Guided by the belief that creators should create and lawyers should litigate, Nicholas aims to use his legal education to protect and empower innovators shaping a better future.