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Philosophy Directed Reading Program Undergrad Application Form (Spring 2023)
Deadline for submission: April 7th, 5 PM Pacific Time. Any questions please e-mail Dan Friedman at
dfried3@stanford.edu
or Mikayla Kelley at
mikelley@stanford.edu
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Name
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Year
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Anticipated Major (undecided is okay too)
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Anticipated Minor (if any)
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Please list the philosophy classes you have taken at Stanford or another university
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Please list any relevant non-philosophy coursework (i.e. for a student interested in political philosophy, courses in political science or theory).
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Please list some topics on which you'd be interested in doing the DRP, really as many as you'd like. They can be broad (the nature of free will) or narrow (evaluations of the threat McKinsey's paradox poses to semantic externalism).
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Please describe (in one paragraph or less) your interest in this program and what you hope to get out of participating (ex: working on honors thesis, learning more about cool areas of philosophy, etc.)
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Feel free to share any group with which you identify that is underrepresented in academic philosophy (gender, race, ethnicity, socioeconomic background, etc.)
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What are you hoping to get support in from your DRP mentor? Check all that apply.
reading philosophy
writing philosophy
grad school stuff (applications, deciding whether to apply, etc)
course work
understanding what its like to be an academic philosopher
understanding what it is like to be an academic philosopher from a group underrepresented in the discipline
Please list anything else you would like us to know that may impact your ability to successfully participate in the DRP
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How did you hear about Philosophy DRP?
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Flyer
Friends
Faculty
Other:
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If accepted, which would you most prefer funds be set aside for:
A few coffee meetings with your mentor ?
Book reimbursements?
Large quarter-end dinner?
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Would you be open to working as part of a small group with other students interested on a similar topic, all meeting together?
Yes
No, I'd prefer the 1-1 mentoring experience
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Anything else we should know?
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