no one? well ok...help me with this question....I went to study in China footed by the insurance company AIG (the head guy was born in China - and sends teachers there to highten US students awareness of China) - but it was in connection with the American Forum for Global Education...
I was also chosen to take part in a 'teaching Asian studies' seminar...which I receive Brooklyn College credit...recieved books for free...a stipend for myself ($500) and a stipend for my school library ($300)...
how do I word these? and what category do I put them under? Grants? or Honors and Awards?
also is being a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution a professional organization? no right? community involvement?
thanks
Marcela1654
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My mom has one. I'll try to have her email it to me tonight and I'll email it to you. Fm me you email address.
there are services to help write it...I wonder if I should look into that...$200???
Becky
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Erica, almost all law professors have one posted on the law school websites. I would always see them when I was looking up professors office hours, etc. If you pull up a law school webpage and look at the faculty, you will probably find a bunch of examples to look at. Having seen CVs of all different kinds of experts, I would say that most professions follow the same general format for what a CV contains, so hopefully the legal CVs will help.
ETA - DON'T spend $200!!! That is insane.
Marcela1654
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You're welcome :)
$200 What are they nuts
alina
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Erica, I don't know the difference b/w a CV and a resume, but perhaps you can list your projects under 'Grant based educational assignments'? or 'special assignments and grants'?
I agree about suggestion of looking at some professor websites. This guy did some research that involved travel (he was a faculty master in my dorm a while back) http://lgst.wharton.upenn.edu/nicholsp/
I found a company that is $99...I'm so tempted right now...what do you guys think? If anyone is reading...
Maribelle7777
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Yabbo
Do a google search for 'cirriculum vitae' and 'grants' or 'accomplishments' and see what pops up.
or just go on sites like nyu.edu or columbia.edu or duke or really any college but i think the 1st tier colleges would have CV's on their website for sure.
i'd do a thorough search before spending any $$
also can your college where you got your postsecondary degree help you with it?
I just feel like I have nothing compared to some of these people...
since the job is at a community college...i thought that i would look at different CCs...but not many profs there have their CVs posted...
DH thinks spending the $$ isn't bad...if it will get me the job...but I just feel so guilty spending moeny...
Kathi
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Hey Erica!!
I'll get my sister to e-mail me her CV. I'm not sure how much it will help (she has her Ph.D. in Nursing), but I hope so! Warning: it's long - I think 6 pages.
FM me your e-mail addy and I'll forward it when I get it!
Good luck!
franksbride
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Hey Yabbo...so that's why I can't get a decent raise from my company...AIG...
