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Thegreatunknown

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  1. Hey All, My graduate adviser just invited me to join his Archaeological group on a cataloging project this summer on Crete. Naturally I accepted, as this is an incredible opportunity! She asked me send her my CV to pass along to one of the coordinators. My worry is that I'm only in my first semester of my MA program and have no relevant experience or publications. I don't want to include irrelevant work experience, but I don't want my CV to be blank! Do professors expect first year MA students to have an extensive CV? What are the sorts of things I should include if I don't have anything published? Thanks for the help!
  2. Thanks guys! I'm just a huge worrywart.
  3. Hi all, So I'm three weeks into my master's Art History program and I'm constantly a ball of nerves. I'm the only new person in my program studying ancient art and there's only one professor who focuses on that. I knew I wanted to join this program to work with this specific professor, but I never actually emailed her. Every time I tell anyone my focus they immediately say "Oh, so you're working with Dr. so and so!" My response is always awkward and dodgy because I have yet to even talk to this professor! Should I email her and tell her that I hope to work with her throughout my masters program? Should I try to arrange a meeting? I don't even have an idea of what my thesis will be about. It seems that everyone else knows exactly what they're doing and where they stand. This is all very new to me and I don't know the protocol. Do first year masters students need to have an adviser already? Any information or advice would help! Thanks!
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