【正文】 of Neuroscience, Box 1953Town, State 00000Tel: (999)9999999 erin_keayEducation:RESEARCH UNIVERSITY, . in Neuroscience(expected) June 2000SWARTHMORE COLLEGE, . with distinction in Biology1994Research Experience:Doctoral Student. Research University, Dept. of Neuroscience1994presentDissertation: Behavioral and electrophysiological studies of cannabinoid effects on nociception in rats. Adviser39。sum233。sum233。 One increasingly mon beginning for a r233。 therefore, it is generally not advisable to put dates in the margins. (Note, however, that dates in the margin appear to be standard for r233。sum233。sum233。 Try to keep a r233。 If you are sending your resume electronically, send it in ASCII or text with line breaks format instead of regular/formatted text. More and more employers are accepting Word attachments. There are many things to consider when sending a web resume。 Don39。 Choose a standard 10 14 point font type. Created theme, selected speakers, and coordinated conference with 100 attendeesVolunteer/Community ExperienceThis section includes extracurricular activities such as involvement in student clubs, campus government, athletics, etc. Through your involvement in these activities you may be developing munication, leadership, teamwork, event planning, budgeting, fund raising, and other skills that may be highly valued. These activities can be presented on the resume in the same format as the experience section, (with title, name of organization, location, dates, acplishments), or may be simply listed as in the following example.Volunteer ExperienceTreasurer, Graduate Student Government, Princeton University, 2002Fundraiser, Scholar School, Princeton, New Jersey, 20012002Awards and HonorsThis section is optional, but is usually not included on resumes unless there are some very prestigious fellowships or awards that are relevant to the position you are targeting. Some of these may be included under other listings, such as Education.PublicationsThis section is usually not included unless your publications enhance your background for the position for which you are applying. For example, if you are applying for an editorial or writing position and have publications, they might be included. If you are applying for a scientific research position in industry, include them. Inclusion of publications is often included when applying for research and consulting positions.Sometimes this section will be called Publications and Presentations. Again, include presentations if they enhance your qualifications for the position.SkillsThis section can include laboratory skills, foreign language ability, puter skills, and other skills that are important for your search. Here is an example:SkillsLanguage: fluency in French, reading proficiency in RussianComputer: Microsoft office, C++Scannanble Resumes and Electronic SubmissionMany organizations are scanning resumes and maintaining their own databases from which they can screen applicants. Other firms are using online databanks, which store scannable information about job seekers. You may receive notices from various firms on and off the Internet encouraging you to send them your resume. The resumes you send will differ from the traditional resumes you have been using. Because puters scan your resume in as an image, not as text, there are some guidelines you should follow: Passed national EngineerinTraining certification examination2. Functional Format for Experience The functional format is often used by graduate students in transition outside of the academy, and by alumni who wish to highlight their skills for particular positions. The names of employers, position titles, and dates are less important than the skills. EXPERIENCEEditorialResearched and prepared draft copy of articles for campus newspaperEditorial assistant assigned to researching adventure vacations for sports magazinePublic RelationsPrepared press releases regarding museum exhibit on Vietnam WarCreated promotional materials for trade show3. Modified Functional Format for ExperienceThis section will bine the highlights of experience but adds the additional information of employers, dates, etc.ORGANIZATIONAL SKILLSOrganizer, American History Society, Annual Meeting, 1997 state), dates employed (usually do not include months, just years), and your description of skills and acplishments.Example of Reverse chronological style:Teaching Assistant, Chemistry Department, USA UniversityLocation, ., 19992001 Ability to integrate different fields and synthesize new information illustrated by multidisciplinary research and collaboration as a team with four distinguished areas of expertise the ability to handle stressful situations dependability honesty and integrity Comparison of Curriculum Vita and ResumeWhat is it? CV: A full list of your professional and educational history. Usually each experience with detail is included.Resume: A summary of your experience and skills that is most pertinent.A resume is selective about what is highlighted about your background and experience depending upon the position being targeted.How long is it?CV: Usually several pagesResume: Usually one page。 munication skills the ability to work on a team interpersonal skills and friendliness Diagnostic and problemsolving skills demonstrated by scientific research and . in Chemical and Materials Engineering expected in May 1999 Research skills honed through academic and professional research projects, including freelance research for public opinion firm.EducationThis section should include your educational institutions, degrees, and dates. If you have spent semesters at other universities, include that also. Indicate courses you have taken that demonstrate knowledge in an area, especially if the courses were outside of your discipline area and are usef