The First Step to Success: Prepare a

Competitive CV

Barbara T. Alexander, PhD

Department of Physiology and Biophysics

Curriculum Vitae: Outline What is a CV?

How do you prepare a successful CV?

How can you enhance your CV and your career?

How can your CV boost your career progression

and development?

· CV versus Resume

· Academic CV

· Industry CV

· Biosketch

Curriculum Vitae · Latin for “courses of life”

· Provides a comprehensive summary of your

career history and academic qualifications

· Can be used to track your progress:

- Identify weaknesses - Determine if you have met your goals. · Component of your job portfolio · Consulting, awards, speaking engagements, leadership, tenure and promotion

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Academic Job Search Portfolio · Cover letter with name and contact information.

· Curriculum Vitae

· Statement of Teaching Philosophy

· Research Statement / Career Goals

· References (may be confidential)

Always with permission

A job search portfolio is a tool that gives potential employers a “snapshot” of who you are — your education, talents, attitudes, accomplishments, activities, experience, skills and abilities.

Difference between CV and Resume: · The goal of resume is to construct a professional identity. · The goal of CV is to construct a scholarly identity.

Thus, a CV should reflect your abilities as a teacher, researcher, and a publishing scholar

within your discipline.

Difference between CV and Resume: Resume

· A resume is usually only 1 (to 2) pages in length. · The goal of a resume is to make an individual stand out from the competition. · A resume is tailored based on need. · A resume is more focused on previous relevant work experience, employee history, and key achievements in prior jobs.

Difference between CV and Resume: CV

· A CV is in-depth. · The goal of a CV is to provide an overview of an individual’s full career. It should include a summary of an individual’s academic background as well as highlight an individual’s research, service and teaching details. · A CV is used when applying for academic or educational positions, grants and awards. · A CV is not customizable per se.

Curriculum Vitae Emphasize the points that are most important!!! For a position at a Liberal Arts Undergraduate College: – emphasize teaching experience For a position at an Academic Health Institute or Industry: - emphasize research accomplishments and skills. Caveat: There is no set format, no set length.

VISA: Clarify your visa status if you are not a US citizen.

CV: What should you include?

Research

Service Teaching

Training

CV: What should you include? · Basic Information: Contact information (Personal ?)

· Overview of your Education (College and University only)

- List in reverse chronological order

- Dissertation/Thesis topic & advisor (Graduating PhD)

· Professional Experience: Academic and related

employment (Internships, Teaching positions, Fellowship training)

· Research: Publications, abstracts, book chapters,

funding, oral presentations, invited seminars and

symposia, honors and awards

CV: What should you include? · Teaching: Courses (contact hours), teaching

honors, special certificates

· Mentoring: Students / Trainees

· Service: Include committee and leadership

positions within your Department, Institution or

Professional Societies.

· References: Three or more with full contact

information, designate relationship (mentor,

former chair), (Confidential?)

Curriculum Vitae · Always check for grammatical and spelling errors.

Proofread!!!! · Always get someone else to read and critique. · Present your information as concisely as possible. · Present your information in sufficient detail. · Be factual. · Keep It Updated!!!!!

Curriculum Vitae

Examples: Pros and Cons

· Senior Level Post-doctoral Fellow

What you should strive for!

· Assistant Professor

Example of a real CV:

Name changed to protect

the careless.

· Full Professor

Yearly CV Update:

Example of how to track

your career progress.

CURRICULUM VITAE EXAMPLE #1 SENIOR POST-DOCTORAL FELLOW NAME: Lady Gaga WORK ADDRESS: Department of Physiology

University of Hollywood PO Box 100 Hollywood CA 90210 Telephone: 555-Ldy-GAGA Fax: 555-555-5555 E-mail:LGaga@HollywoodU.edu

EDUCATION: 2012 – present Postdoctoral Fellowship (Advisor: Madonna, Ph.D.)

Department of Physiology University of Hollywood, Hollywood, CA.

2008 – 2012 Ph.D. with Distinction (Advisor: Dolly Parton, Ph.D.)

Department of Pharmacology Medical College of Nashville, Nashville, Tennessee. Dissertation: “Bad Music Contributes to the Development of Hypertension”

2004 – 2008 BS with highest honors, Biological Sciences School of Music and Science Dollywood College, Dollywood, Tennessee. RESEARCH/WORK EXPERIENCE: 2005 – 2008 Undergraduate Research Assistant (Advisors: Bob Dylan, Ph.D. and Tom Petty, Ph.D.) School of Music and Science Dollywood College, Dollywood Tennessee.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS: 2010 – present American Physiological Society 2012 – present American Society of Nephrology 2012 – present American Heart Association HONORS/AWARDS: 2008 National Merit Scholar 2004-2008 Dollywood College Dean’s List 2007-2008 Dollywood College Faculty Honors 2007 Selection to membership in Omega Chi Chi (Music and Science Honor Society) 2008 Bachelor of Music and Science with Highest Honor 2010 Patsy Cline Memorial Award for Excellence in Graduate Student Research 2011 Best Poster Presentation, Graduate Research Day, Medical College of Nashville 2012 Water and Electrolyte Research Recognition Finalist, EB 2012, San Diego, CA 2012 Best Oral Presentation, Graduate Research Day, Medical College of Nashville 2012 Caroline tum Suden/Francis Hellebrandt Professional Opportunity Award from the American Physiological Society for Predoctoral Students 2012 Chancellor’s List for Graduate Students 2013 Merck New Investigator Award for the Council for High Blood Pressure Research of the American Heart Association 2014 American Society of Nephrology Travel Grant for the Professional Development Seminar at Renal Week 2014 2014 Selected Best Oral Presentation at the University of Hollywood, Department of

Medicine Research Day 2015 Young Investigator Travel Award to the FASEB Summer Research Conference on Renal Hemodynamics 2015 American Society of Nephrology Basic Science Travel Award 2015 Career Opportunity Award to attend the APS Writing Workshop 2015

SERVICE: Departmental: 2014-2015 Director, Trainee Journal Club, Department of Physiology, Hollywood University Institutional: 2007-2008 Member, University of Dollywood Alumni Chapter Advisory Committee 2011 Member, School of Graduate Studies, Departmental Self Study Graduate Program Review 2011 Treasurer, Graduate Student Body, Medical College of Nashville 2014 Member, Post-doctoral Professional Development Committee, Hollywood University Professional/Scientific Society: 2011–2013 Trainee Member, Women in Physiology Committee, American Physiological Society 2014–2016 Member, Trainee Advisory Committee, American Heart Association 2014-2016 Trainee Member, Awards Committee, American Physiological Society

Community Outreach: 2012-2014 Participant, Hollywood U Community Scientific Outreach, Mississippi Children’s Museum 2015 Team Leader, Hollywood U Community Scientific Outreach, Mississippi Children’s Museum 2014-2015 Participant, Hollywood U, Bridging Academic Medicine with Community Classrooms. Professional Consultation and Service: 2015 Abstract Grader, Research Day Committee for School of Graduate Studies in the Biological Sciences, University of Hollywood. 2013-2015 Judge, Bruce Undergraduate Research Award Competition, Experimental Biology Meeting. Journal/Editorial Activity Ad Hoc Reviewer: Hypertension American Journal of Physiology: Renal Physiology American Journal of Hypertension Life Science

TEACHING/MENTORING: Mentoring

Summer Medical Student Research Summer 2015 Justin Bieber

Summer Undergraduate Research Student Summer 2012 Lil Wayne Summer 2013 Lil Wayne Summer 2014 Iggy Pop Teaching

Undergraduate 2009–2012 Teaching Assistant (3 hours per week per Fall Semester) MS102 “Response to Music” Department of Music and Science Dollywood College, Dollywood, Tennessee 2008-2012 Lab Instructor (16 contact hours)

ID432 “Music and Physiology” for Undergraduate Student Researchers Medical College of Nashville, Nashville, Tennessee

Graduate and Professional 2013-2015 Lecturer (16 contact hours) ID725 Physiology and Anatomy, Circulatory and Renal Physiology Golden State Community College, Los Angeles, CA 2014-2015 Lecturer (6 contact hours)

PT325 Physiology for Physical Therapy University of Hollywood, Hollywood, CA

RESEARCH: Funding: Current: Post-doctoral Fellowship Gaga (PI) “Sex, Hypertension and Music” Total Costs: $216,000 2014-2016 National Institutes of Health, NHLB, National Research Service Award

Previous: Post-doctoral Fellowship “Role of music in the treatment of hypertension” Total Costs: $81,000 2012-2013 American Heart Association National Post-doctoral Trainee National Institute of Health T32 HL12345 Henley (PI) Multidisciplinary Training Program in Physiology University of Hollywood 2012 Pre-doctoral Fellowship “Hypertension in response to rock/pop music” Total Costs: $36,000 2010-2012 American Heart Association Southeastern Affiliate

Pending: National Institute of Health K99/R00 Gaga (PI) Pathway to Independence Award “Mechanisms of Renoprotection by Music” Role: PI

Invited Seminars 1. Temple University, Division of Nephrology, “Hard Rock Music and Reactive Oxygen Species in the Etiology of Hypertension,” 2012. 2. Department of Physiology, University of California, “Hard Rock Music and Reactive Oxygen Species in Hypertension,” 2012. 3. Bob Dylan Medical Center, Tampa, FL, “The Role of Music in the Development of Oxidative Stress Related to the Development of Hypertension,” 2015. 4. Medical College of Virginia, Vascular Biology Center, “Country Music – a Novel Treatment for Hypertension Induced Chronic Kidney Disease,” 2015. Oral Presentations/Invited Participation in Scientific Meetings 1. Invited Speaker, FASEB Summer Research Conference on Renal Hemodynamics, Saxton’s River, VT June 29, 2015. 2. Moderator, Scientific Session II: Hypertension and Music, American Heart Scientific Sessions, Orlando, FL November 11, 2014 3. Moderator, Poster Session IV: Rock Music and Hypertension, American Heart Association, Council for High Blood Pressure, Chicago, IL May 15, 2014 4. Oral presentation, Featured Topic, Music and Hypertension, EB2014, Boston, MA April 23, 2013. 5. Oral Presentation, Trainee Featured Topic: Blood pressure and country music, APS Sponsored Conference: The Physiology of Hypertension, Savannah, GA, June 12, 2013. 6. Oral presentation, Session V: Country Music and Hypertension, Council for Hypertension, Washington, DC, September 14, 2013. 7. Oral presentation, Water and Electrolyte Research Recognition Competition, EB 2011, Washington, DC March 28, 2012. 8. Oral Presentation, Featured Topic, Hard Rock and Blood Pressure, EB2012, San Diego, CA April 28, 2011.

Invited Seminars 1. Temple University, Division of Nephrology, “Hard Rock Music and Reactive Oxygen Species in the Etiology of Hypertension,” 2012. 2. Department of Physiology, University of California, “Hard Rock Music and Reactive Oxygen Species in Hypertension,” 2012. 3. Bob Dylan Medical Center, Tampa, FL, “The Role of Music in the Development of Oxidative Stress Related to the Development of Hypertension,” 2015. 4. Medical College of Virginia, Vascular Biology Center, “Country Music – a Novel Treatment for Hypertension Induced Chronic Kidney Disease,” 2015. Oral Presentations/Invited Participation in Scientific Meetings 1. Invited Speaker, FASEB Summer Research Conference on Renal Hemodynamics, Saxton’s River, VT June 29, 2015. 2. Moderator, Scientific Session II: Hypertension and Music, American Heart Scientific Sessions, Orlando, FL November 11, 2014 3. Moderator, Poster Session IV: Rock Music and Hypertension, American Heart Association, Council for High Blood Pressure, Chicago, IL May 15, 2014 4. Oral presentation, Featured Topic, Music and Hypertension, EB2014, Boston, MA April 23, 2013. 5. Oral Presentation, Trainee Featured Topic: Blood pressure and country music, APS Sponsored Conference: The Physiology of Hypertension, Savannah, GA, June 12, 2013. 6. Oral presentation, Session V: Country Music and Hypertension, Council for Hypertension, Washington, DC, September 14, 2013. 7. Water and Electrolyte Research Recognition Finalist, EB 2011, Washington, DC March 28, 2012. 8. Oral Presentation, Featured Topic, Hard Rock and Blood Pressure, EB2012, San Diego, CA April 28, 2011.

Invited Seminars Invitation to speak at a university which could include seminars presented during interview process or otherwise.

Oral Presentations/Invited Participation in Scientific Meetings Invited Speaker: Not abstract based talk. Oral Presentation: Selected from abstract and chosen for an oral presentation. Moderator: Can be for an oral session or poster session. Moderators for poster sessions are tasked with facilitating discussion during the poster session; chairs for oral sessions introduce the speaker, keep track of time, and ask questions in there is no audience participation.

Book Chapters and Reviews: Gaga L, Presley P, Madonna. “Evaluation of blood pressure and rock music.” In: Hypertension Primer. Volume 312. Madonna (Ed) McGraw Hill Press. p. 140-165 (2009). Publications: Gaga L, Parton D. Review: Pregnancy and hypertension: Effect of music on blood pressure control. J. Am. Pharmacol. 76:407-4092, 2015. Gaga L, Wagner P, Parton D. Hypertension and banjos: how different keys elicit a hypertensive response. J Physiol. Res. 21:157-165, 2015. Gaga L, Wagner P, Parton D. Smoking and rock music: Adverse effect on vascular function in pregnancy. Physiol. Pharmac. 115:114-126, 2014. Gaga L, McCartney P. Classic effects of blockade of rock music on blood pressure. J Biol Chem. 58:112-127, 2014. Gaga L, Wayne L, Madonna. The effect of an absence of rock music in attenuation of hypertension. J. Physiol. Pharmacol. 75:414-422, 2013. Wayne L, Gaga L, Madonna. Microvascular function following exposure to increasing levels of bad rock music. J Microvasc. Res. 22:153-164, 2012. Gaga L, Wayne L, Madonna. Sex, drugs and hypertension in pregnancy. Physiol. Res. 215:184-186, 2012. 2012 Gaga L, Madonna. Chronic elevations in salt intake mixed with music on hypertension. J Biol Chem. 56:218-227, 2011. Abstracts: Gaga L, Madonna. Hypertension and banjos: pitch and the hypertensive response. Hypertension. 2015;58:A685. Gaga L, McCartney P, Madonna. Classic effects of blockade of rock music on blood pressure. The FASEB J. 2015;58:128a. Gaga L, McCartney P, Madonna. Chronic exposure to high decibels bass guitar induces an increased in blood pressure. The FASEB J. 2014;58:128a. Gaga L, Madonna. Effect of Mozart versus Motown on Blood Pressure. The FASEB J. 2014 48:546a. Gaga L, Madonna. The hypertensive response to hard rock. Hypertension. 2013; 58:A685. ETC………………

CURRICULUM VITAE: WHAT TO INCLUDE AND HOW TO HIGHLIGHT Oral Presentations/Invited Participation in Scientific Meetings 1. Invited Speaker, FASEB Summer Research Conference on Renal Hemodynamics, Saxton’s River, VT June 29, 2015. 2. Moderator, Scientific Session II: Hypertension and Music, American Heart Scientific Sessions, Orlando, FL November 11, 2015 3. Moderator, Poster Session IV: Rock Music and Hypertension, American Heart Association, Council for High Blood Pressure, Chicago, IL May 15, 2014 4. Oral presentation, Featured Topic, Music and Hypertension, EB2014, Boston, MA April 23, 2014. 5. Oral Presentation, Trainee Featured Topic: Blood pressure and country music, APS Sponsored Conference: The Physiology of Hypertension, Savannah, GA, June 12, 2013. 6. Oral presentation, Session V: Country Music and Hypertension, Council for Hypertension, Washington, DC, September 14, 2013. 7. Water and Electrolyte Research Recognition Finalist, EB 2012, Washington, DC March 28, 2012. 8. Oral Presentation, Featured Topic, Hard Rock and Blood Pressure, EB2012, San Diego, CA April 28, 2012. Abstracts: Gaga L, Madonna. Hypertension and banjos: pitch and the hypertensive response. Hypertension. 2015;58:A685. Gaga L, McCartney P, Madonna. Classic effects of blockade of rock music on blood pressure. The FASEB J. 2015;58:128a. Gaga L, McCartney P, Madonna. Chronic exposure to high decibels bass guitar induces an increased in blood pressure. The FASEB J. 2014;58:128a. Gaga L, Madonna. Effect of Mozart versus Motown on Blood Pressure. The FASEB J. 2014 48:546a. Gaga L, Madonna. The hypertensive response to hard rock. Hypertension. 2013; 58:A685.

Participation in Scientific Meetings Oral Presentation: Selected from abstract and chosen for an oral presentation. May also be presented in poster format.

CURRICULUM VITAE: HOW TO ENHANCE YOUR CV AND CAREER

HONORS/AWARDS: Travel awards to scientific conference or meeting Travel award to career enhancement or career development workshop Professional Society Science Merit based awards Career Enhancement awards Institutional awards Fellowship or Stipend awards Abstract based awards Poster or Oral Presentation based awards Scholastic awards Honor Society Recognition Service Outreach awards Alumni based awards

CURRICULUM VITAE: HOW TO ENHANCE YOUR CV AND CAREER

Attend Scientific Meetings: Present Oral Presentations: Travel awards to scientific conference or meeting Travel award to career enhancement or career development workshop Abstract based awards Poster or Oral Presentation based awards

Presentation Preference Poster Oral No Preference

3K for travel!

HONORS/AWARDS: Travel and Professional Society

award opportunities

CURRICULUM VITAE: HOW TO ENHANCE YOUR CV AND CAREER

HONORS/AWARDS: Travel and Professional Society awards

CURRICULUM VITAE: HOW TO ENHANCE YOUR CV AND CAREER

SERVICE: Departmental Institutional Professional Society

CURRICULUM VITAE: HOW TO ENHANCE YOUR CV AND CAREER

SERVICE: Journal/Editorial Activity Ad Hoc Reviewer:

CURRICULUM VITAE: HOW TO ENHANCE YOUR CV AND CAREER

Ask you mentor to let you assist.

CURRICULUM VITAE EXAMPLE #2 NAME: Katy Perry

EDUCATION:

2002 – 2006 Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Physiology,

University of Big Town, Big Town, State

1997-2003 Ph.D., Department of Physiology,

University of Small Town, Small Town, State

1991-1995 B. S., Department of Biology, University, City, State .

PROFESSIONAL:

July 2008 Assistant Professor, Departments of Physiology, Big City Univrsity

Dec 2007-

June 2008 Instructor, Departments of Physiology, Big City Unvrsty

2003 – 2005 Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Physiology,

University of Big Town, Big Town, State

1997- 2003 Graduate Student, Department of M Physiology, University of Small Town, Small Town, State

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Technical Skills Molecular Biology Cloning of DNA segments into plasmid vectors, sequencing, cycle sequencing, PCR, Reverse transcription PCR, Real Time PCR, ELISA, Mutagenesis, Expression of recombinant proteins, Thin Layer chromatography, protein column purification, RNA, DNA, Protein extraction, Southern Blot Hybridizaiton, Northern Blot Hybridization, Western Blot Hybridization Tissue Culture Bacterial cultivation, Cultivation of human cell lines, BSL-2 and BSL-3 labortory experience In Vivo (animal) models Planning and overseeing small animal protocols, surgeries and collection of samples Computer Microsoft word, excel, powerpoint, Graph Pad Prism, End Note PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS: American Heart Association American Physiological Society American Society of Nephrology HONORS/AWARDS: 2008-2012 American Heart Association, BGI, 2007 New Investigator Award, AHA 2007 Young Investigator Award, Experimental Biology 2005 NIH-National Research Service Award; Postdoctoral, 2005 Young Investigator Award, Research Council ASN

This is a CV for an Assistant Professor, not resume for a technical position

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Abbreviation for what?

Mentoring Minnie Mouse, 2003 to 2008 Mickey Mouse, 2002-2007 Donald Duck, MD. 2009-present Goofy PhD, 2012-current INVITED TALKS 2009 Role of X in hypertension Society of Hypertension, USA 2008 Hypertension workshop; International Society for Hypertension; Washington DC 2008 Department of Pharmacology, University of Somewhere 2006Senior Seminar Series, Biology, Out there College

Publications Perry K. Science and hypertension. 2003 (Dissertation) Perry K and Clark J. Hypertension and disease J. Physiol. XX:XX, 2005 Perry K and Clark J.. Role of X in hypertension. Hypertension. XX:XX, 2005 Perry K and Jones G. Hypertension. Hypertension. XX:XX, 2008 Perry K and Jones G. Hypertension. Hypertension. XX:XX, 2005 Perry K and Jones G. Hypertension. Biol Sci. XX:XX Abstracts Perry K Life and hypertension. FASEB J 2010 Perry K and Clark J. Hypertension and disease FASEB J 2009 Perry K Life and hypertension. FASEB J 2008

No definition of the training level of the mentees. Undergraduate summer researcher? Medical student researcher? Graduate student? Post-doctoral fellow?

Incomplete. No MS title or year.

Different spacing between papers and abstracts.

Perry K and Clark J. Hypertension and disease FASEB J 2007 Perry K Life and hypertension. ASN 2007 Perry K and Clark J. Hypertension and disease FASEB J 2006 Perry K Life and hypertension. FASEB J 2005 Perry K and Clark J. Hypertension and disease ASN 2005 SERVICE: 2009 Research Advisory Committee, Big City University 2009 Institutional Biosafety Committee, Big City University 2009 Adhoc reviewer for Circulation 2008 Adhoc reviewer for Kidney International 2008 Adhoc reviewer for American Journal of Physiology: Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology 2008 Adhoc reviewer for Journal of Science 2008Adhoc reviewer for Journal of Medicine

Alignment: Overall Very sloppy!

Perry K and Clark J. Hypertension and disease FASEB J 2007 Perry K Life and hypertension. ASN 2007 Perry K and Clark J. Hypertension and disease FASEB J 2006 Perry K Life and hypertension. FASEB J 2005 Perry K and Clark J. Hypertension and disease ASN 2005 SERVICE: 2009 Research Advisory Committee, Big City University 2009 Institutional Biosafety Committee, Big City University 2009 Adhoc reviewer for Circulation 2008 Adhoc reviewer for Kidney International 2008 Adhoc reviewer for American Journal of Physiology: Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology 2008 Adhoc reviewer for Journal of Science 2008Adhoc reviewer for Journal of Medicine What is Missing?

FUNDING!!!

Academic Job Search Portfolio · Cover letter with name and contact information.

· Curriculum Vitae

· Statement of Teaching Philosophy

· Research Statement / Career Goals

· References (may be confidential)

Always with permission

A job search portfolio is a tool that gives potential employers a “snapshot” of who you are — your education, talents, attitudes, accomplishments, activities, experience, skills and abilities.

The Cover Letter · Main purpose:

(1) Clearly states your intentions

(2) Emphasizes your unique capabilities or how your

qualifications match the aims of the posted position

(3) Provides brief overview of your research/teaching

interests

· Basics: (1) 1 to 2 pages max!! (2) Formal and Professional.

This is the MOST important part of your portfolio……. It is what may or may not get your foot in the door

next to name recognition.

The Research Statement · Main purpose:

(1) acquire a sense of appropriateness of your fit

within a department

(2) acquire an understanding of your research

potential and goals.

· Basics:

(1) One to two pages

(2) First person

(3) Do not repeat CV

(4) Tailor to an individual posted position

(5) Highlights your achievements, current interests,

and future goals.

The Research Statement can highlight your unique skills while providing an overview of your research and future aims.

The Teaching Philosophy · Main purpose: (1) A teaching philosophy statement provides a statement of your beliefs about teaching. (2) It is also a statement about how you put your beliefs into practice by discussing concrete examples of what you do (or anticipate doing) in the classroom. · Basics: (1) Brief: 1 to 2 pages long. (2) Reflect your individuality. (3) Write with the specific audience in mind. (4) Do not repeat CV. (5) First person, present tense. (6) Be specific, not abstract. (7) Use concrete examples to illustrate your points.

CURRICULUM VITAE: KEEP IT CURRENT !!!! Keep a 1 year CV:

- Follow Academic Fiscal Year.

- Needed for departmental reports and progress reports.

- Can use to track your yearly progress.

CV Update for Senior Faculty: July 2015- June 2016 CURRICULUM VITAE EXAMPLE #3

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES: MEMBERSHIPS: The American Physiological Society Fellow, Council on High Blood Pressure Research of the American Heart Association Council on the Kidney in Cardiovascular Disease, American Heart Association Kidney and Hypertension Society RECOGNITIONS/AWARDS: John Doe Scientific Excellence in Research Award, High Blood Pressure Research Society, Excellence in Research Award, Gold Level, UMMC

SERVICE: 1. Departmental. Director, Molecular and Imaging Core Laboratory Co-Director, Graduate Program Core Leader, Core A, Early Childhood Hypertensive Research Center NIH/COBRE. Member, Department Promotion & Tenure Committee Director, Department Graduate Curriculum Sub-Committee

CV Update: July 2015- June 2016 CURRICULUM VITAE EXAMPLE #3

SERVICE: 2. Institutional. Member, Steering Committee, Children’s Health Research Center Member, Institutional Curriculum Committee Member, WEIMS Steering Committee Member, School of Graduate Studies Steering Committee Member, Curriculum Development Sub-Committee, UMMC Medical Program 3. Professional Consultation Member, NIH / NHLB Study section: Blood Pressure and Vascular Biology, July 2013-Current Reviewer, Center for Scientific Review Special Emphasis Panel, ZRG1 BPVB, July 2015 Abstract Grader, High Blood Pressure Research Society Conference, 2015 Fall Sessions Judge, Poster Presentation Travel Awards, Sponsored by the Trainee Advisory Committee, High Blood Pressure Research Society Scientific Sessions 2015, September 16, 2015.

CV Update: July 2015- June 2016 CURRICULUM VITAE EXAMPLE #3

SERVICE: 4. Journal/Editorial activity. a. EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBER: Hypertension American Journal of Physiology: Regulatory, Integrative, and Comparative Physiology American Journal of Physiology: Renal Pediatric Research Plos One b. AD HOC REVIEWER: American Journal of Hypertension Clinical Sciences 5. Professional Society Committees Member, High Blood Pressure Research Society, Leadership Committee Chair, High Blood Pressure Research Society, Membership Committee Member, Community Outreach Committee, American Physiological Society, 2014-2017 6. Community Outreach

CV Update: July 2015- June 2016 CURRICULUM VITAE EXAMPLE #3

TEACHING AND MENTORING: TEACHING: D717 Fundamentals of Physiology, Cell and Molecular, Fall 2015 (10 contact hours)

MENTORING: Graduate Advisor: Luke Bryan, PhD Student Selena Gomez, MD/PhD Student Dissertation Committee Bruno Mars, PhD, Department of Biochemistry, UMMC 2013-current Eric Church, Department Pathology, UMMC 2014 current Post-doctoral Fellows: Dr. Taylor Swift, PhD, September 2015--present. Summer Undergraduate Research Enrichment Program Fall Out Boy, Summer 2015 Dean’s Summer Research Program Sam Hunt, 2015 Medical Research Scholars Program Zac Brown, Fall 2013-Current

CV Update: July 2015- June 2016 CURRICULUM VITAE EXAMPLE #3

RESEARCH: INVITED TALKS/ ORAL PRESENTATIONS/ INVITED PARTICIPATION IN SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS: Invited Speaker, Session VII, Cardiovascular Disease in Childhood, High Blood Pressure Research Society 2015 Scientific Sessions, Boston MA, September 16, 2015

INVITED SEMINARS:

EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH FUNDING: (Current) GRNT19900201. American Heart Association Grant in Aid, $165,000, Role: Principal Investigator. Childhood risk factors for CV disease. July 2014, July 2015.

HL105789, National Institutes of Health. National Heart Lung and Blood Institute, $186,875, Role: Principal Investigator, IUGR and Hypertension. August 2012, August 2013, August 2014, August 2015.

P20GM104357, National Institutes of Health, National Institute of General Medical Science, $2,278,362, Role: Core Leader Core A, Early Childhood Hypertensive Research Center. Stevie Wonder (PI) September 2013, September 2014, September 2015, September 2016, September 2017

PUBLICATIONS: 1. Camp K, Aldean J, Urban K. Sex-specific effect of endothelin on blood pressure in childhood.

Hypertension. 2015, In Press. 2. Aldean J, Camp K, Urban K. Sex differences in early events on later cardiovascular health. Am J Physiology

Renal Physiol. In Revision.

ABSTRACTS: 1. Camp K, Aldean J, Urban K. How sleep deprivation alters baseline blood pressure and body composition following slow growth in utero. Hypertension. 2015, P029.

References:

· Always ask permission.

· Make sure they have a current copy of your CV.

· Make sure they have your current contact information.

Curriculum Vitae: Industry A marketing tool to gain a position ▪ CV versus Resume: Intermediate ▪ Academic vs. Industry Scientific Credibility vs. Necessary Skills Emphasize what you have achieved vs. what you can achieve ▪ Tailor to the position. ▪ Delete hobbies and interests ▪ Delete personal info: spouse and children

Curriculum Vitae: Industry

▪ Focus on accomplishments. ▪ Use action verbs. ▪ Do not personal pronouns such as I, my or we. ▪ Emphasize how your skills are necessary for this position and how your achievements will benefit this position and company. ▪ Be factual. ▪ Single spacing, bullet points.

Curriculum Vitae: Industry ▪ Include reference to non-scientific skills: Teamwork, decision making, communication, ability to meet deadlines, resolve conflict, budget maintenance, creativity. ▪ Brief ~ 2 pages max! ▪ Do your homework! Know what you are applying for and with whom. ▪ Incorporate keywords.

Curriculum Vitae: Industry

▪ Keywords

- Nouns or noun phrases

- Skills or concepts that are specific to a

particular job or profession

- Certifications, specific degree or

qualifications

- Scan job ads, annual reports, company websites,

trade magazines & news articles

- May be scanned

Keywords

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Quality Control

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Procurement

Credentials Certifications

Curriculum Vitae: Industry ▪ Education information: Degree and Year ▪ Current Employment and Title ▪ Previous Employment, Title and Year (put last) Are you a job hopper? Years per position. Did your positions include advances in rank? What is your career progression.

Curriculum Vitae: Industry ▪ Include responsibilities and achievements per position. ▪ List experience: Research, Industry, Other ▪ Publications and Conference presentations: Highlight to showcase your talents and potential. ▪ List Professional Development

NIH Biosketch SF 424 (R&R) Forms and Applications Page

▪ Fellowship Application Biographical Sketch: Pre- and Post-doc for fellowships, diversity supplements and R36 dissertation grants. ▪ Biographical Sketch: Research grant applications, career development, training grants

NIH Biosketch ▪ Fellowship Application Biographical Sketch:

NIH Biosketch ▪ Biographical Sketch:

Overall:

· Keep it up to date!

· Proof and spell check carefully!

· Get feedback!

From mentor, co-workers, friends.

References: · The Curriculum Vitae Handbook, by Rebecca Anthony and Gerald Roe Rudi Publishing, Iowa City · The Academic Job Search Handbook (4th Edition), by Mary Morris Heiberger and Julia Miller Vick · Chronicle of Higher Education Website http://chronicle.com/blogs/profhacker/creatingmaintaining-your-cv/26887 http://chronicle.com/blogs/profhacker/open-thread-wednesday-best-cv-formats/52021

· Online sources Academic: http://www.elsevier.com/connect/writing-an-effective-academic-cv https://career.berkeley.edu/PhDs/PhDCV http://blogs.nature.com/naturejobs/2011/09/27/38-tips-on-writing-an-academic-cv http://sciencecareers.sciencemag.org/career_magazine/previous_issues/articles/2006_10_27/nodoi.10341484552738357724 Industry: http://sciencecareers.sciencemag.org/career_magazine/previous_issues/articles/2000_06_23/nodoi.9387397884901353783