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Preparing Your Preparing Your Curriculum VitaeCurriculum VitaePreparing Your Preparing Your
Curriculum VitaeCurriculum Vitae
Lecture 9Lecture 9
Definitions• Curriculum Vitae: A complete
chronological history of your educational and employment background and accomplishments
Definitions• Resume’/Executive Summary: This is a 1-3 page document that
accompanies your CV as an overview of your credentials highlighting your strengths, accomplishments and qualifications related to a specific position.
Format-Exec Summary• Personal Information: Name, address, phone,
fax and e-mail• Opening Statement: Concise statement of
what you would like to do and how you would add value to the organization
• Qualifications Summary• Accomplishments Overview• Experience: list in reverse chronological order
positions• Education: Degrees and Institutions in reverse
chronological order
Definitions• Biographical Sketch: This is usually needed
for NIH grant requests and is found at: http://grants.nih.gov/grants/oer.htm
• Biographical Statement: Usually in narrative form, this identifies your current position, experience and major accomplishments targeted to a specific audience. Can be used in introductions, nominations etc.
Reasons for CV• Document Career• Apply for Promotion• Apply for New Employment
Reasons for Resume’/Exec
Summary• Apply for New Position• Request by Media• Request by Other
Reason for Bio Sketch/Statement
• Grant Application• Request for Workshop;
nomination; introduction; media
Format-Internal CV• UAB “Approved Format”• Used for any UAB promotion
functions• Find on WebSite: www.uab.edu/uasom Click on
“Faculty Development” on list at left and then on “Resources”
Personal Information• Name:• Citizenship:• Foreign Language(s):• Home Address:• Phone Number:
Academic Position• Rank/Title • Department:• Business Address:• Phone Number:• Fax Number:• E-Mail Address:
Appointments• Hospital and Other (Non-
Academic) Appointments:• Professional Consultantships:
Education• College/University: Degree; Year• Graduate Education: Degree; Year
Additional Headings• Military Service• Licensure:• Board Certification: type; year• Post-Doctoral Training: year;
Degree; Institution
Academic Appointments
• Use Reverse Chronological Order• Year; Rank/Title; Institution
Additional Headings• Awards/Honors:• Professional Societies:• Memberships:• Councils and Committees:• University Activities:• Editorial Board Memberships:
Additional Headings• Major Research Interests in
narrative form using 2-3 sentences• Teaching Experience: may detail
here or refer to Teaching Portfolio or both
Additional Headings• Major Lectures and Visiting
Professorships• Grant Support (Past and Current)
and role e.g. Principal Investigator; Co-Investigator; name of project;
sponsor; dates
Bibliography• Manuscripts already published• Manuscripts in press• Manuscripts submitted but not yet
accepted• Manuscripts in preparation• Other publications: Letters to Editor;
Book Reviews• Books: Include headings for Books and
Chapters
Bibliography cont’d• Published Abstracts• Poster Presentations• Oral Presentations including: Scientific Papers at nat’l/internat’l meetings Scientific Papers at local and regional
meetings Invited workshops/postgraduate courses Invited lectures
Bibliography cont’d• Miscellaneous Include videos, syllabi, software, courses developed etc.
Tips and Strategies• Consider preparing an “external CV”• Develop a system that works to
facilitate updating your materials • Update entire package at same time
and try to do it twice a year (CVs; Bio Sketch; Teaching Portfolio)
• Keep track of the date of up-dating
Tips and Strategies• Do Not include: SSN, age, race,
marital status, children, disability, political affiliation, religion, salary, DEA numbers
Tips and Stategies• FONT: Use 12-18 point font for Name;
12-14 pt for headings; 10-12 pt for text. Use same font throughout and do not use flowery fonts
• FORMAT: Be consistent and concise; include page number and name header on each page and be neat
Tips and Strategies• Paper: Use white/off-white 22-24 lb
paper• Printing: Use laser printer• Proofread and Spell Check• For external CV: Avoid placing dates in
left-hand margin as this emphasizes the date and not the activity
• Collect things as they occur eg in “real” time—don’t try to look for them later
Tips and Strategies re: Publications
• List in chronological order for ease of updating
• Number them• Highlight your name in bold• If you are not first author on
publications for which your trainee is first, note that with asterisk