Daylea DuVall Camp

Daylea DuVall Camp is a fellow with the American Journey Experience: Freedom Rising Fellowship Program and a policy advisor for The Heartland Institute. Daylea is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Government at Regent University, where she studies comparative and American politics with a research emphasis on evangelical attitudes towards capitalism. She has nine years of experience in retail, commercial, and corporate investment banking as a CPA (currently inactive). Daylea has earned a Master’s Degree in Government with a political communications concentration from Regent University and a B.B.A. in accounting from Evangel University.

Daylea DuVall Camp Contributions

January 22, 2025

New Paper by The Heartland Institute Dissects How Carbon Capture and Storage Projects Threaten Property Rights

• Emerging Issues Center
• Environment & Energy

January 21, 2025

Carbon Capture & Property Rights: There Is No Justification for Using Carbon Capture and Storage Projects to Abrogate Property Rights

• Emerging Issues Center
• Environment & Energy

November 7, 2024

PRESS RELEASE: New Heartland Paper Analyzes Massive Threat to Americans’ Property Rights

• Emerging Issues Center

September 18, 2024

The 2022 Amendments to the Uniform Commercial Code Abrogate Property Rights to Tangible Assets

• Emerging Issues Center
• Economy