============================================================ BUILD MY GRADUATE STUDENT WEBSITE — INFORMATION FORM ============================================================ 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. ------------------------------------------------------------ PART 1 — ABOUT YOU ------------------------------------------------------------ Name: > Department and program (e.g., "PhD Candidate, Department of Government, Harvard University"): > Year in program (e.g., "fourth-year PhD candidate"): > Advisor(s): > Committee members (if formed): > Institutional affiliations — centers, institutes, labs (if any): > Email: > Photo — attach the image file when you talk to your assistant, or paste a link (a professional headshot or department photo): > One-line tagline — the single sentence under your name (e.g., "I study the political economy of conflict and migration"): > Homepage bio — 2 to 4 paragraphs: what you study, your methods, your background before the PhD, and any notable achievements: > Research interests — 3 to 6 keywords or short phrases: > Pre-PhD education — degrees, institutions, years: > Pre-PhD work experience (if relevant): > Job market paper (if applicable) — title, one-paragraph abstract, status (e.g., "under review at AJPS"), and attach or link the PDF: > Working papers — for each: title, coauthors, one-sentence description, status, and a PDF link if available: > Published papers — for each: title, coauthors, journal/venue, year, link: > Software / tools / packages (if any) — name, one-sentence description, link: > Datasets or data projects (if any) — name, description, link: > Teaching experience — for each: course name, your role (TA/TF/Instructor), institution, term: > Fellowships, grants, and awards — list with year: > Presentations and talks — for each: title, venue/conference, date: > Blog posts or analytical writing (if any) — title, date, link or attach: > News / recent updates (if you want a news feed) — recent items with dates: > CV — attach the PDF: > Social links you'd like shown (GitHub, Twitter/X, Google Scholar, LinkedIn, ORCID, blog): > Anything else you'd like on the site (personal interests, photography, media, etc.): > ------------------------------------------------------------ PART 2 — IF YOU ALREADY HAVE A WEBSITE (optional) ------------------------------------------------------------ Address of my current website: > Anything on the old site to change, drop, or reorganize: > ============================================================ FOR YOUR AI ASSISTANT — you don't need to read this part ============================================================ 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. Build a local preview and show it to me before anything goes public.