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CHAPTER DIRECTOR BIO:
Community Activist
Becomes Chapter Director
The Utah County
Chapter is headed by dedicated mother of four, Karmel Larson.
Larson received her Bachelors degree in Social Work from Brigham
Young University. A licensed social service worker, Larson has
devoted her life to being a community activist and volunteer.
Larson works as a realtor in Mapleton, Utah, where she lives
with her husband and four children.
Larson is the
Utah Valley Chapter President for American Mothers, Inc., a
non-profit organization that focuses on strengthening the moral
and spiritual foundations of home-life for families. She is an
actively involved committee member for the State Board for White
Ribbon Campaign, which is an effort to fight pornography. She is
also actively involved with the Partners for Infants and
Children (PIC). Larson, a Sunday School Teacher, is also the
former President of Relief Society, a large women’s service
group. She has dedicated much of her time in the past to
volunteering with hospitals, the Red Cross, the Center for Women
& Children in Crisis, for students with disabilities, and
various other service programs.
In addition to actively volunteering her time to service
organizations, Larson, also, is the Group Leader of the Couples
Book club in her area and is president of the Couples Network of
Utah Valley. She is part of the Suzuki Association of Utah, Harp
and Piano.
Larson and her
chapter will focus on increasing local awareness about the
impact that sex, violence and profanity in the media has on
children, by providing the community a source of information on
the latest news and research regarding television programming.
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Visit Chapter
Director Karmel Larson’s blog at
www.utahcountyptc.wordpress.com |
