Project SHORT

SHORT Talks: The Official Project SHORT Podcast

SHORT Talks is the official podcast of Project SHORT (Students for Higher-Ed Opportunities and Representation in Training), a nonprofit organization which provides mentorship and resources to graduate school applicants. Created by Sierra Foshe and featuring some of our amazing 800+ mentors, episodes focus on different aspects of PhD applications. Learn more about us at: project-short.com

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Project SHORT

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Education

Podcast-Website

www.project-short.com

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12. Sep 2025

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SHORT Talk About Applying to PhD Programs 12.07.2022

In our very first episode of SHORT Talks, guests Pushkala Jayaraman and Michele Myong, PhD discuss applying to grad school: Why apply? How do you know you're ready? What are the pros and cons? As the application season approaches, visit the Project SHORT website to be matched with one of our mentors and receive school selection advice, personal statement feedback, and interview prep! 

SHORT Talk About this Podcast 12.06.2022

Introducing SHORT Talks: The Official Project SHORT Podcast! Hosted by Sierra Foshe and featuring Project SHORT mentors, new episodes air on the 12th of every month. Have a topic about PhD applications that you want us to cover? Let us know!

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