Yes. The Junior Fellowship is open to candidates of any nationality, and it is not required that Fellows complete any part of their education in the U.S. If needed, Harvard and the Society will assist elected candidates with obtaining a U.S. visa for the...
Senior Fellows cannot serve as referees, as it is a conflict of interest.
Yes, candidates can be renominated, although there should be significant changes to the candidate’s work and/or academic record to warrant a renomination. Please note that the Senior Fellows reviewing candidate files are aware if a candidate has been...
No, nominators are not required to have any Harvard affiliation. Nominations can come from faculty/researchers at any institution.
Candidates are generally nominated for Junior Fellowships by those under whom they have studied, e.g. an advisor, dissertation committee member, mentor, or other scholar who knows your work well. You cannot nominate yourself for the Junior Fellowship. The...
I am an Assistant Professor at the Harvard Department of Economics
I am also a Junior Fellow at the Harvard Society of Fellows, currently on leave
My research interests are econometrics, causal inference, and machine learning
I am excited to work with...
I am an Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Toronto. My research examines the material and embodied dimensions of political violence, with a focus on the illicit and subaltern worlds of Latin America. My current book project,...
Polina Ivanova is a historian of medieval and early modern Anatolia and the Caucasus, with a focus on landscape and environmental history, material culture, and heritage. Her work bridges the fields of medieval Islamic, Byzantine, Armenian, and Ottoman...
Emma Eigen is currently finishing her dissertation in the John U. Nef Committee on Social Thought (University of Chicago). Her research centers on the theory and practice of interpretation and hermeneutics, drawing on comparative literature, classical...
