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I love seeing my students go on to do great things. Swing by my office hours or let me know if you'd like me to write you a letter of recommendation. I'll need a brief email from you, containing: your unofficial transcript, any relevant materials you want to share about classes you've taken with me or projects you've done with me, and a link to a Google Spreadsheet forked from this one to give me details I can enter into my hand-rolled recommendation reminder system. When listing me as a recommender when you apply, use msb-recommendation@cs.stanford.edu rather than my usual email address. Because I write many letters each year — and they're often all crunched in November through January — I need one month of notice so that I can schedule myself enough time to sit down and write a good letter. Get yourself on the hci-students list for course announcements, and the hci-student-jobs list for internship and job opportunities. There are three core classes in the human-computer interaction c

FAQ Michael Bernstein · Stanford HCI It looks at the header and creates the sidenav element out of that. --> Studying HCI at Stanford Stanford students, here are my recommendations for how to make the most of the human-computer interaction opportunities here. Recommendation letters I love seeing my students go on to do great things. Swing by my office hours or let me know if you'd like me to write you a letter of recommendation. I'll ask you to fill out this form containing: your unofficial transcript, any relevant materials you want to share about classes you've taken with me or projec

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