Andrew Olson is a second-year student at Notre Dame Law School, where he is a staff editor for the Notre Dame Law Review. He participates in the school's Religious Liberty Clinic and serves as an officer for the Notre Dame chapters of the Saint Thomas More Society and the Federalist Society. Andrew worked as a 2023 Summer Associate at Boyden Gray PLLC in Washington, DC. After graduation, he will clerk for Judge Britt Grant of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit.
Andrew studied linguistics (BA) at Yale University and has degrees (MA) in theology from Christendom College and Ave Maria University.
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