> A Note for Prospective Graduate Students <


You are interest in a Graduate Research Assistant (GRA) role in my team. Please read this note carefully, and if you think you qualify and you would enjoy being on my team, please fill out the form. 

What is this for? It has always been a joy for me to work with graduate students. But I've been receiving too many emails requesting for RA-ship, and to be frank, many of those emails are just generic expression of passion and interest in my research! I can only treat them as spams. To minimize my false-negative rate however, I am trying to build a bridge for those who are a good fit for my projects to reach me easier. I hope that this effort makes your life a little easier as well.

So, please do not take any part of this note as discouragement, but only as clarification.

My projects are often code-intensive. What does it mean for you?

* complex by academic standards and not by industry standards


So, how do you know you are a good fit then?


What are the red flags!

Consider it a red flag for joining my team if . . .


What to expect as my RA?

I read the entire note and I feel like I am a good fit. What's next?

There will be three simple steps: