Bronson P Harker

Bronson P Harker graduated summa cum laude from the University of California San Diego, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science with a minor in History. During his studies, he achieved Provost Honors for five quarters and participated in the Warren College Honors Program. Harker was also a contributing columnist for The California Review. His early legal experience includes an internship at Doyle Lowther, LLP.

Harker pursued his Juris Doctor at Brigham Young University’s Reuben Clark Law School. He was the Founding President of the Military and National Security Law Club and served as Vice President of the Native American Law Students Association. Additionally, he was active in the Trial Advocacy Team and the Native American Law Students Association Traveling Moot Court Team.

In 2013, Harker reached the Sweet 16 of the National Native American Moot Court Competition and was a quarter finalist in both the Linda G. Anderson Trial Advocacy Competition and the Woody Deem Trial Advocacy Competition. His practical legal experience includes externships at the Fourth District Court of Utah in 2012 and at Wardle Law, PLC and Purdy & Baily in 2013.

Bronson is a member of the State Bar of California and is a pending member of the Nevada Bar. Outside of his professional life, he enjoys cooking, traveling, playing sports, home renovation, and spending time with his family.