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  BUILD MY GRADUATE STUDENT WEBSITE — INFORMATION FORM
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HOW TO FILL THIS OUT
  - Type your answer on the line after each question (after the ">").
  - Leave anything you don't have, or don't want, blank. That's fine.
  - You don't need to delete or reword anything. Just fill in what you can.
  - When you're done, save the file and hand it to your AI assistant
    (the last few lines tell it what to do).

There are two ways to fill this out — pick whichever is less work:
  - STARTING FROM SCRATCH: answer the questions in Part 1.
  - YOU ALREADY HAVE A WEBSITE: skip most of Part 1 — just put your
    current website's address in Part 2, and your assistant will pull
    your content from it. Use Part 1 only to add or correct things.


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  PART 1 — ABOUT YOU
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Name:
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Department and program (e.g., "PhD Candidate, Department of Government,
Harvard University"):
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Year in program (e.g., "fourth-year PhD candidate"):
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Advisor(s):
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Committee members (if formed):
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Institutional affiliations — centers, institutes, labs (if any):
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Email:
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Photo — attach the image file when you talk to your assistant, or paste
a link (a professional headshot or department photo):
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One-line tagline — the single sentence under your name (e.g., "I study
the political economy of conflict and migration"):
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Homepage bio — 2 to 4 paragraphs: what you study, your methods, your
background before the PhD, and any notable achievements:
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Research interests — 3 to 6 keywords or short phrases:
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Pre-PhD education — degrees, institutions, years:
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Pre-PhD work experience (if relevant):
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Job market paper (if applicable) — title, one-paragraph abstract, status
(e.g., "under review at AJPS"), and attach or link the PDF:
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Working papers — for each: title, coauthors, one-sentence description,
status, and a PDF link if available:
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Published papers — for each: title, coauthors, journal/venue, year, link:
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Software / tools / packages (if any) — name, one-sentence description, link:
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Datasets or data projects (if any) — name, description, link:
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Teaching experience — for each: course name, your role (TA/TF/Instructor),
institution, term:
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Fellowships, grants, and awards — list with year:
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Presentations and talks — for each: title, venue/conference, date:
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Blog posts or analytical writing (if any) — title, date, link or attach:
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News / recent updates (if you want a news feed) — recent items with dates:
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CV — attach the PDF:
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Social links you'd like shown (GitHub, Twitter/X, Google Scholar,
LinkedIn, ORCID, blog):
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Anything else you'd like on the site (personal interests, photography,
media, etc.):
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  PART 2 — IF YOU ALREADY HAVE A WEBSITE (optional)
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Address of my current website:
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Anything on the old site to change, drop, or reorganize:
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  A DESIGN YOU LIKE (optional)
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Paste a link to any website whose design you like — your assistant will
use it as the visual model for your site:
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  VISIBILITY & CREDIT (optional — leave as-is to keep the defaults)
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Your site comes with two small, optional touches. Both are on by default and
easy to change now or later (just ask your assistant). To turn one off, change
its [x] to [ ].

  [x] Footer credit — a small, tasteful "Created using GaryKing.org/mysite"
      line in the bottom-right corner of every page.

  [x] Directory listing — an invisible marker in your page's source
      code. Visitors never see it and it collects nothing about you; it simply
      lets us find your site and feature it in our directory at
      GaryKing.org/mysite, which also helps search engines discover your work.

  To change either later, copy and paste the following to your agent, then
  ask it to "preview," and "publish" once you're satisfied:
    - "Turn the GaryKing.org/mysite footer credit off (set
       params.mysite.credit to false)."   Say "on" / true to put it back.
    - "Turn the GaryKing.org/mysite invisible marker off (set
       params.mysite.discovery to false)."   Say "on" / true to put it back.


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  FOR YOUR AI ASSISTANT — you don't need to read this part
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Build instructions are here:
https://gking.harvard.edu/mysite/files/GRAD_STUDENT_SITE_PROMPT.md

Fetch that page and follow it exactly, using my answers above as the
content. Honor the Visibility & credit choices above: set
params.mysite.credit to true if "Footer credit" is checked or false if it is
unchecked, and set params.mysite.discovery to true if "Directory listing" is
checked or false if it is unchecked. Build a local preview and show it to me
before anything goes public.