Harvard University John M. Olin Center for Law, Economics, and Business
JOHN M. OLIN FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
Application for Academic Year      

Name:      						Phone:       
Email:      						Academic Year Address:      
Country of Citizenship:      
	
In the fall, you will be a      				Name of undergraduate college      										Major      
Degree above undergraduate      			If yes, what & where?      
Are you currently in a Ph.D. program?      		If yes, what & where?      
Are you a member of any student journals?      	If yes, which one(s)?      
	
What is your HLS grade average?      		What is your Ph.D. grade average?      

Note:  All fellows must have taken a course in economic analysis of law in the past or must register for and take the HLS course “Economic Analysis of Law” offered in the fall concurrently with the fellowship. (To be clear, the HLS law and economics seminars are not substitutes for the foregoing requirement.)

Have you taken any of the following courses (enter the grade received next to the course taken):      
Analytical Methods for Lawyers      		Research Seminar in Law & Economics      
Economic Analysis of Law      			Seminar in Corporate Governance      
Seminar in Law & Economics      
Negotiation Advanced: Deal Design & Implementation      
Do you intend to take any of the previously listed courses?        If so, which ones (and when)?      
	
Have you previously received support from the Olin Center?        If yes, when?      
If re-applying, have you submitted a paper for the previous academic year?      
If yes, what’s the title?      
If no, are you attaching a completed paper to this application?        (If not, a progress report must be attached in order to be eligible for another fellowship.)

Who is your intended advisor for your fellowship paper?      
What is your proposed topic?       
Do you have an advisor for any other HLS paper?      

I hereby authorize Professor Steven Shavell, for purposes of motion on this fellowship application, at any time during my tenure as an HLS student, to obtain from the School’s Registrar’s Office information on my law school grades.