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Here's the situation.
As you may or may not know, I have a certain dream school.
The day I was at the interview I felt really good about things. In the month-plus since then, I have been freaking out about the interview. Specifics include: Was I too negative about my current department in grad school (I said in the context of a conversation about diversity that the old guard in my dept. wants a bunch of people who look like them and talk like them, and it's not conducive to this where I currently am)? The interviewer interrupted me, so I never got to give my spiel on why dream school is the neatest thing since sliced bread and how I would be a fantastic fit. etc. etc. (Probably unwarranted freaking out).
This is getting long winded, so I'll get to the point. They take update/ interest letters. So- I'm going to update them next week when I submit a paper (yay!) and I was considering adding to that letter a bit of the spiel I never got out on interview day. Are there suggestions on how to go about this? Would this be appropriate (or annoying)? (there I go, obsessing again🙄)
Thanks🙂
As you may or may not know, I have a certain dream school.
The day I was at the interview I felt really good about things. In the month-plus since then, I have been freaking out about the interview. Specifics include: Was I too negative about my current department in grad school (I said in the context of a conversation about diversity that the old guard in my dept. wants a bunch of people who look like them and talk like them, and it's not conducive to this where I currently am)? The interviewer interrupted me, so I never got to give my spiel on why dream school is the neatest thing since sliced bread and how I would be a fantastic fit. etc. etc. (Probably unwarranted freaking out).
This is getting long winded, so I'll get to the point. They take update/ interest letters. So- I'm going to update them next week when I submit a paper (yay!) and I was considering adding to that letter a bit of the spiel I never got out on interview day. Are there suggestions on how to go about this? Would this be appropriate (or annoying)? (there I go, obsessing again🙄)
Thanks🙂

