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Hub · Internship & research opportunities

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Maya Chen·2h

Where should I start if I only have an hour this week? The hub has a lot of files and I do not want to bounce around.

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Jordan Lee·1h

Open the Start here note, then the first PDF. Skip the appendix until you need it.

If you get stuck on the templates, jump to Section 3 · Resume kit.

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Maya Chen·40mwatching

That path worked. Watching this thread for the next file drop.

  • Start here → PDF 1
  • Templates only if needed
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Sam Ortiz·55m

Same advice. I bookmark hubs with a clear Start here path — this one is solid.

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Priya Nair·5h

Has anyone used the interview FAQ alongside the research email templates? Wondering if they should be read in order.

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  • Nested replies

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  • Markdown beside the work

    Bold, lists, and links in the comment body—so people can point at a section or leave a clear path.

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