SHORT Talks: The Official Project SHORT Podcast

SHORT Talk on the Multiple Mini Interviews (MMI)

Fall is the season of interviews, and applying to medical schools can be the first time we undergo MMIs or Multiple Mini Interviews. Dr. Patrick Flanagan, a resident at Mount Sinai Anesthesiology in New York City, discusses his prior experience and the latest news on MMIs available. He will also go over necessary strategies and tips so you’ll feel prepared for your first MMI or any interview.

SHORT Talk about being an International PhD Student in Germany

Navigating PhD applications as an international student can be challenging. In this episode, Dr. Sriram Kumar, a postdoctoral researcher at UKM, Munster, Germany, reflects back on his research journey to tell us how he approached applying for PhD positions abroad. He also explains ways to build a strong network of mentors to support ourselves through the ups and downs of our academic journey.

SHORT Talk about being an International PhD Student in the US

Navigating PhD applications as an international student can be uniquely challenging. In this episode, Klao Runcharoon, a third-year PhD candidate and an international student from Thailand, discusses funding opportunities for international students and changing labs in the first year of PhD.

SHORT Talk about Staying Organized for PhD Applications

PhD applications can be stressful, but there are ways to handle it! In this episode, rising 3rd year PhD student, Charu Sivakumar, talks about how to stay organized during the grad school application cycle.

SHORT Talk about Applying to Clinical Psych PhD Programs

On this episode, we discuss aspects of applying to clinical psychology PhD programs with two special guests,  Elayne Zhou (2nd year Clinical Psychology PhD student at University of Southern California) and Jessilyn Froelich (3rd year Clinical Psychology PhD student at University of Missouri- St. Louis). This session is moderated by Project SHORT mentor, Sophia Holmqvist (3rd year Clinical Psychology PhD student at Temple University). Check out their websites for more application resources:   www.thedailypsych.com [http://www.thedailypsych.com/] and https://linktr.ee/elaynez [https://linktr.ee/elaynez].