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Study Hall: Graduate Program Applications

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A vertically half white and tan poster with a light teal rectangle containing the title of the event in black lettering which reads, “Study Hall: Graduate School Applications”. Above it is the white logo for Stanford Undergrad Research and Independent Projects. In the left corner of the red colored header holds a dark red bubble with “Undergraduate Research Support” written in it, followed by a vertical black line, and then the A3C Logo. In the right corner reads the academic year “2024 - 2025” in black lettering. The poster is divided into two columns. In the larger white column, below the teal title bubble, there is body text that explains the event, which reads: “Been putting off writing your grad school apps and need accountability to write? Looking for feedback on your statement of purpose? Drop in to A3C’s graduate school application working session! This is a 3-hour open-door study hall and Q&A session. Come and go as you need, grab a snack, and get your questions answered by our Graduate Student in Residence, Del Holton” in black lettering. Below this is a smaller teal bubble stating “Open Event, No RSVP Needed” in black lettering. Below this section states, “Your access to this event is important to us! Please contact: Del Holton, at dholton@stanford.edu to request disability-related accommodations. Requests should be made by Monday, October 28, 2024” in black lettering. At the top of the second tan column, there is a square picture of Del Holton, in a teal bubble that peeks over the edges. Below is their name and position: “Del Holton, Art History Student”. Below that section is a body text detailing more information about Del: “Originally from Dallas, Texas, Del is currently studying contemporary artists of Hong Kong, Taiwan, and the greater Chinese diaspora. They joined the A3C staff as our Graduate Student in Residence for Undergraduate Research. Del’s role will be to serve as a mentor and coach to undergraduates to support and encourage undergraduate research. They are available for one-on-one advising and to assist with all aspects of research and fellowship applications.” At the end of this column, there is a teal bubble with the date, time, and location of the event, reading “3 - 6PM, 04, November, A3C Conference Room (Clubhouse Room 102)” in black, bolded lettering. Finally, at the bottom of the poster is the A3C logo, a description of the A3C, and the A3C’s social media: “The Stanford Asian American Activities Center, or A3C, is a department under the Vice Provost for Student Affairs and serves as Stanford’s primary resource for Asian and Asian American student affairs. / Instagram: @stanforda3c, Facebook: @stanforda3c, Website: a3c.stanford.edu.”

Monday, November 4, 2024
3pm to 6pm PT

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Asian American Activities Center, Conference Room
524 Lasuen Mall, Stanford, CA 94305
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Students - Undergraduates

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 Drop in to A3C’s graduate school application working session! This is a 3-hour open-door study hall and Q&A session. Come and go as you need, grab a snack, and get your questions answered by our Graduate Student in Residence, Del Holton.

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