Student Fellows

2007 - 2008 Student Fellows

Jordan Amadio - Harvard Medical School, Harvard Business School

Daniel Chen - Harvard Law School

Greta Gao - Harvard Law School

Matthew Gordon - Harvard Law School

Adam Jed - Harvard Law School

Eunice Kim - Harvard Law School

Jonathan Kolstad - Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Aaron Schohn - Harvard Law School / Boalt Hall

Neel Shah - Harvard's Kennedy School and Brown Medical School

How to Apply

The application period for the 2008-2008 Student Fellowship Program is underway. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis from April 21 until May, 23, 2008. Awardees will be notified in early June.

"In my scholarly work at the Petrie-Flom Center, I intend to approach the neuroethical problem of free will by focusing on real-world technologies and situations posing ethico-legal difficulties. I hope to resolve some ideological confusion while simultaneously pointing the way toward practical resolutions. By the 2020s, I believe, these problems will have infiltrated our everyday lives, and it behooves us to bring them to public discussion today."

Jordan Amadio

Student Fellow 2007-08


	Student Fellows 2007 - 2008 Student Fellows Jordan Amadio - Harvard Medical School, Harvard Business School Daniel Chen - Harvard Law School Greta Gao - Harvard Law School Matthew Gordon - Harvard Law School Adam Jed - Harvard Law School Eunice Kim - Harvard Law School Jonathan Kolstad - Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Aaron Schohn - Harvard Law School / Boalt Hall Neel Shah - Harvard's Kennedy School and Brown Medical School How to Apply The application period for the 2008-2008 Student Fellowship Program is underway. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis from April 21 until May, 23, 2008. Awardees will be notified in early June. "In my scholarly work at the Petrie-Flom Center, I intend to approach the neuroethical problem of free will by focusing on real-world technologies and situations posing ethico-legal difficulties. I hope to resolve some ideological confusion while simultaneously pointing the way toward practical resolutions. By the 2020s, I believe, these problems will have infiltrated our everyday lives, and it behooves us to bring them to public discussion today." Jordan Amadio Student Fellow 2007-08

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