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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2020 · 28 MIN

CVs - Academic Job Market Series

from Syracuse University Gradcast · host Syracuse University

Glenn Wright, Ph.D., and Dan Olson-Bang, Ph.D., discuss creating a great CV for academic jobs, maybe the most important part of your application packet. This discussion includes: what are the key differences between a resume and a CV? What information goes on the CV and how should you organize the information? For research jobs, is there a way to organize your categories and information? What publications should be listed on the CV and are they important? For teaching-intensive institutions, how should you communicate your teaching experience and how do you include related teaching information? How important is university service and how can you build a record of university service as a graduate student? How many different versions of your CV do you need to have?

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