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Purpose of a Resume A resume is a professional representation of your education, experience, and skills. It is a marketing document used to obtain internships, jobs, research experience, and entrance into graduate and professional programs. The goal of your resume is to obtain an interview.
Types of Resumes CHRONOLOGICAL This type of resume consists of a reverse chronological list of education, job experiences, and accomplishments. Start with your current or most recent experience and end with your earliest position. As the most common type of resume, it is recommended for college students, professionals staying in the same career field, and for those working in a field where traditional job search methods are utilized. Typically, the chronological resume is one to two pages long.
FUNCTIONAL This type of resume highlights the professional skills you have gained throughout your career. The content is similar to a chronological resume but presented around skill clusters. This format is recommended for professionals with a variety of work experience, individuals interested in a career change who do not have direct job experience in the new career area, those who have changed employers frequently and those who have been absent from the job market or have gaps in employment. The functional resume is typically one to two pages long.
CURRICULUM VITAE This is a specialized resume used within the academic community to highlight work experience as well as research interests and professional development within an academic setting. The format is recommended for graduate students and for those pursuing teaching or research positions in a college or university.
For additional information, contact the Toppel Career Center at 305-284-5451.
Resume Format There is no one correct way to design a resume. The format is based on your professional and educational experiences, and should be unique to you. Consider utilizing the Optimal Resume software (through HireACane.com) to create your document. Length: Resumes are typically one page for undergraduates and one to three pages for graduate students and alumni. Avoid only filling half of a page. Font: Font size should be between 10-12. Choose a font that is professional, including Arial, Calibri, and Times New Roman. Having more than one font style can be distracting to the reader. Margins: Ensure that margins are consistent; ½ inch to 1 inch is appropriate. Text vs. White Space: The resume should not be too text heavy, nor should it have too much white space. Strive for a balance that is appealing to the eye. Consistency: The content of the resume should be single-spaced; use doublespacing between sections and headings. Maintain consistent formatting throughout, including the use of bold, italics, or underlines. Do not overdesign the resume, as this can overwhelm the reader.
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Did You Remember? Resume Checklist Make sure your resume focuses on most recent/ relevant information Double check content for spelling, grammar, and punctuation errors Ensure your resume includes appropriate keywords from your field of interest Use a professional email address Individually tailor your resume to fit a specific job Be consistent in style and format (including font, use of bullets and dates) Do not use personal pronouns such as I, me, or my Do not include salary requirements or information Make sure your font size is at least 10 point Be honest; donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t exaggerate or falsify information Do not use acronyms or abbreviations Do not list personal information including age, hobbies, or social security number Keep your resume current by updating it often Upload your resume on HireACane.com
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5620 Hurricane Way Coral Gables, FL 33146 305-555-1212 d.ziner@umiami.edu OBJECTIVE To obtain a full-time position with an architectural firm to broaden experience in the field. EDUCATION University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL Bachelor of Architecture, May 2014 Minor in Spanish GPA: 3.75 Study Abroad, Rome, Italy, Fall 2012 Courses included Classical Architecture, Italian Modernism, and Baroque Architecture EXPERIENCE John Smith and Associates, Princeton, NJ Intern, May to August 2013 x Completed documentation of existing residential structures for submission to client x Provided assistance on 3-dimensional model of downtown Princeton x Performed job site analysis including measurements, photographs, and general surveys of the site x Attended meetings with developers and engineers to ensure specifications were in order University of Miami Wellness Center, Coral Gables, FL Facility Supervisor, August 2011 to May 2012 x Trained, supervised, and evaluated a staff of 200 lifeguards, operations assistants, front desk attendants, and pro shop attendants x Oversaw facility reservations, set-ups, and equipment to ensure safety of patrons x Prepared shift reports and attended Facility Supervisor meetings and training sessions x Mediated behavioral control incidents and ensured security of facility HONORS AND ACTIVITIES American Institute of Architecture Students Students for the New Urbanism, Treasurer University Scholarship Provostâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Honor Roll, Deanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s List SKILLS x AutoCAD x Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator x QuarkXPress x Macromedia Flash MX x Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
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Business - Finance ANNA LIST alist@hotmail.com 305-555-1212 Permanent Address 1234 Anyplace Lane Dallas, TX 59648
Local Address 0987 Collins Street Miami, FL 33126
EDUCATION University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL Bachelor of Business Administration, May 2015 Major in Finance, Minor in Computer Information Systems, GPA 3.80 EXPERIENCE Citigroup Global Markets Inc., Miami, FL Financial Analyst, January 2012 to May 2014 Utilized financial modeling techniques to perform detailed valuation analyses and presented findings to supervisors Assisted fund manager in structuring equity and fixed income transactions Managed risk through analysis of key indicator reports and loss incidents UBS Financial Services, Inc., Dallas, TX Marketing Intern, January 2011 to May 2013 Utilized social networking sites to create a viral marketing campaign, increasing traffic to the company website by 15% Performed a competitive analysis of marketing tactics used by top competitors in the field and communicated significant findings to Marketing Department executives Tailored customized reports and product brochures to the needs of high net worth clientele, enabling financial advisors to engage target markets School of Business Administration, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL Peer Counselor, August 2012 to May 2013 Advised School of Business freshmen about academic policies, resources, and courses Led a team of ten students to create an effective business plan for a local non-profit organization Oversaw weekly meetings, assisting students in conducting industry research about best practices and preparing their final presentation HONORS/ACTIVITIES Alpha Kappa Psi, President Golden Key National Honor Society Hyperion Council Provostâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Honor Roll Deanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s List
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OBJECTIVE CREATIVE EXPERIENCE To bring creative design and social media marketing campaign New York Times Company, New York, NY May 2011 -August 2011 experience to the Social Media Strategist position with Graphics Summer Intern, Thomas Morgan Internship Program Couptessa.com. -Organized and presented news stories visually through the use of charts, graphs, and diagrams -Utilized Macintosh computers to design and execute graphics for EDUCATION publication in various sections of The Times, including sports and University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL feature stories Bachelor of Science in Communication, Advertising & -Participated in developmental workshops presented by The Times ranking Graphic Design, May 2012 editors, graphic and design specialists, and reporters
Florence University of the Arts Scripps Networks, New York, NY January 2011 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; May 2011 Study Abroad, Spring 2011 Food Network Public Relations Intern -Maintained blog and increased followers by 10% in five month period of time SKILLS -Assisted with the creation of four marketing campaigns consisting of drafting Adobe Photoshop CS2, InDesign CS2, Illustrator press kits and producing artwork CS2, Lightroom 3, Microsoft Office, Apple -Managed and re-organized digital photo archives and created new archived Products, Dreamweaver, After Effects, Final Cut photo request process from 48 to 24 hour turnaround, saving the department an average of 24 hours a week ACTIVITIES The Miami Hurricane, University of Miami student newspaper, Art Director SCUBA Club, Communications & Marketing Director Hurricane Productions UM AdGroup Relay for Life
National Aquarium Baltimore, Baltimore, MD May 2010 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; July 2011 Intern, Conservation Education Department -Executed the design of print publications, including ads, fliers, newsletters, and managed social media sites resulting in 10% increase in visitors during summer months -Assisted in concept development and providing creative solutions that met the Aquarium's brand standards and guidelines -Responded to general daily client requests, such as locating and resizing images and shortened return time to clients from 72 to 48 hours HOBBIES/INTERESTS -Worked with local printers to gather pricing and prepare files for print, SCUBA diving, landscape and high-end automobile saving department approximately $5,000 photography, and marathon running -Provided help with the Aquarium's sample archive and with key-wording images -Joined the Communications team for meetings and special events F. OTTO GRAFFER 12345 Sebastian Passage Miami, FL 33146 f.ottograffer@gmail.com 305-512-6103 WEBSITE www.shutterlens.com TWITTER @fottograffer
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Elementary Education Ed U. Kate Ed.Kate@umiami.edu 412-284-5451 LOCAL ADDRESS 1101 Stanford Drive, MRC 100 Coral Gables, FL 33146
PERMANENT ADDRESS 201 Main Street Pittsburgh, PA 15106
OBJECTIVE To obtain a summer position as an Eco-Island Teacher with Shake-a-Leg Miami. EDUCATION University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL Bachelor of Science in Education, May 2013 Major in Elementary Education, Minor in French, GPA: 3.32 EXPERIENCE Coral Gables Elementary, Coral Gables, FL Teacher’s Aide/Observer, January – May 2012 Prepared lesson plans and instructed students in reading, grammar, and mathematics Observed a class of 26 students and assisted with classroom management and discipline Provided differentiated Math instruction to ESOL students, levels 1-3 Hecht Athletic Center, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL Tutor, August – December 2011 Tutored student athletes in math, education, and psychology courses to improve scholastic achievement Mentored student athletes and assisted with time management, study skills, and transition to college YMCA, Pittsburgh, PA Camp Counselor, May – August 2011 Led a group of 10-12 children each week in artistic, athletic, and aquatic activities Designed and implemented appropriate learning activities for 60 campers ages 6 to 13 Held parent conferences concerning problematic behavior of children Wave Pool, Pittsburgh, PA Lifeguard, May – August 2010 Oversaw pool activities to ensure the safety and well-being of swimmers in the pool Taught morning swimming lessons to children ages 5-12 with various swimming abilities HONORS AND ACTIVITES Dean’s List Future Educators Association University of Miami, Orientation Assistant President’s 100 Big Brothers Big Sisters Greater Miami SKILLS Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook Conversational French
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Engineering Anita Jeanius 213 Park Road Miami, FL 33146 (305) 689-9676 AJeanius@umiami.edu OBJECTIVE Seeking an internship position in mechanical engineering utilizing leadership and problem-solving skills. EDUCATION University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, May 2013 Cumulative G.P.A.: 3.5 RELEVANT COURES x Mechanics of Solids I & II x Mechanical Behaviors of Materials x Thermodynamics x Engineering Materials Science x Fuel Cell Fundamentals EXPERIENCE General Electric, Jacksonville, FL Manufacturing Engineer Intern, May 2011 - August 2011 x Created shadow boards and improved tooling to increase productivity x Performed time trial of builds to improve efficiency by normalizing station build times x Wrote standard building procedures and submitted to manager for approval University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL College of Engineering Peer Counselor, August 2010 - May 2011 x Advised a group of freshman engineering students regarding academic and social transition to college x Tutored students in physics and math to improve their understanding of the subjects and reported progress to the College of Engineering Advising Office Motorola, Inc., Plantation, FL Mechanical Engineering Intern, May 2010 - August 2010 x Collaborated with the development team on the creation of a high tier public safety radio x Conducted certification tests on mobile ratios based on military standards x Assisted with the installation and implementation of a citywide mission critical wireless broadband system SKILLS Operating Systems: Windows, MacOS Software: MS Office, AutoCAD, MATLAB, C++, Pro/Engineer Wildfire, Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator Languages: Conversational Spanish ACTIVITIES/AWARDS x American Society of Mechanical Engineers x Provostâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Honor Roll x Tau Beta Pi Nation Engineering Honor Society, Vice President x Iron Arrow Honor Society x Ultimate Frisbee Club, Treasurer
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Freshman
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1231 Dickinson Drive - MT 1306 Coral Gables, FL 33146 305-284-5451
101 Main Street Pittsburgh, PA 1523 pmann@miami.edu
EDUCATION University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL Bachelor of Arts in English and International Studies, May 2017 Minor in Chemistry, Pre-Medical Track George Washington High School, Pittsburgh, PA High School Diploma with Honors, May 2013
EXPERIENCE Richter Library, Coral Gables, FL
August 2013 - present
Student Assistant Greet customers, answer questions, find books of interest and process financial transactions accurately to provide excellent customer service Shelve books and update the publications database to maintain organized and accurate inventory Applebee's, Pittsburgh, PA
June 2013 - August 2013
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Student Government Treasurer Collaborated with team members to plan and implement homecoming week, prom, and senior week activities to increase school spirit and attendance at athletic and social events Managed an annual budget of $10,000 and oversaw account credits and debits Contributed towards fundraising goal and tracked over $3,400 in donations to the Make-A-Wish Foundation
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National Gandhi Day of Service and Orientation Outreach Service Day University of Miami Ethics Debate Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, Volunteer University of Miami, Miami Commitment Program University of Miami Dickinson Scholarship AP Scholar
SKILLS Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel Proficient in French
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Functional Nu Lee Hired 72111 Belmont Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19120 nlhired@gmail.com 215-881-0000
Objective To obtain a full-time position as a social media marketing strategist with an innovative organization.
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Achieved highest level of satisfaction with Fortune 500 clientele by analyzing each organization’s unique objectives, needs, and brand to develop a long-term social media strategy Continued to develop new client contacts and social media network in major cities across the U.S., including Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, and Miami by attending conferences Utilized Twitter, Facebook, and WordPress to maintain relationships with over 5,000 followers and potential donors across the nation, increasing donations by 10% in 2011
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Conducted in-depth study of clients’ key products and services currently available online and created bi-weekly internal newsletter to keep team members informed of advancements Proposed and defined strategic initiatives based on research findings to clients’ senior management and product teams Researched target markets and created effective social media campaigns to increase donor participation by 5% in 2011
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Trained ten staff members regarding policies, procedures, office culture, and expectations Developed goals and objectives, supervised staff, and conducted employee performance reviews to ensure team productivity Managed employee incentive, development, and task-monitoring programs to increase revenue Created and maintained Excel database of more than 100 client representatives
Experience Assistant Director, NetUpNow Social Media Consulting, Miami, FL, June 2010 – Present Marketing Account Manager, Burger King Corporation, Miami, FL, August 2006 – May 2009 Marketing Intern, Miami Heat, Miami, FL, May 2006 – August 2006
Education University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL Bachelor of Business Administration, August 2006 Major in Marketing
Professional Organizations American Marketing Association University of Miami Alumni Association, Greater Miami Alumni Club Humane Society of Greater Miami, Volunteer
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1011 Palm Lane, Miami, FL 33126 305-555-5555 bbord@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE To obtain the Marketing Intern position with Marketing Matters. EDUCATION Bachelor of Business Administration May 2015 Major in Marketing University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL Cumulative GPA: 3.6 Related courses: Marketing Research, Business Marketing, Electronic Marketing RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Marketing Intern Summer 2013 Advertize America Miami, FL Helped design a survey to determine members’ needs Compiled data using Access database and ran reports for organization board Designed tri-fold flyer to attract students to join organization Coordinated distribution of flyer city-wide at six campuses reaching over 1,000 students CLASS PROJECT Team Leader Spring 2012 Advanced Marketing – University of Miami (UM) Coral Gables, FL Created and designed marketing campaign for Print USA product promotion including budgeting, customer demographic analysis, and distribution channels LEADERSHIP President Jan 2012 – present American Marketing Association – UM Coral Gables, FL Implemented new initiatives such as employer panels and networking lunches which increased membership by 40% and revenue from fundraisers by 80% Arranged presentations by six marketing professionals from the community in order to create networking opportunities for members SKILLS Marketing: Strategy and market planning, marketing communications Computer: MS Access, Excel, Word, PowerPoint Language: Fluent in Spanish ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE Sales Associate June - August 2011 Macy’s Department Store Houston, TX Provided bilingual customers with excellent service resulting in top 10% sales ranking Led department as assigned when manager was on leave to ensure store ran smoothly Received letter of commendation from customer who originally had a product complaint
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Music SIM PHONY s.phony@umiami.edu College Address 501 S.W. Acapella Lane Miami, FL 33311
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Permanent Address 333 Treble Clef Drive Nashville, TN 56648
OBJECTIVE To obtain a full time position as a professional music artist with an accomplished orchestra. EDUCATION University of Miami, Frost School of Music, Coral Gables, FL Bachelor of Music May 2013 Major: Instrumental Performance, Violin; GPA: 3.56 MASTER CLASSES John Melody, Manhattan School of Music November 2012 nd x Invited to play Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 5 in A, 2 Movement Margaret Tune, Boston University February 2012 x Invited to play Debussy’s Clair de Lune Harmony Jones, University of Miami September 2011 x Invited to play Bach’s Sonata for Violin Solo No. 1 in G Minor TEACHING EXPERIENCE Arts for Learning, Miami, FL, Private Instructor May August 2012 x Instructed a small group of children on the basics of playing in an orchestra environment x Evaluated each pupil’s growth and performance to improve musical development ENSEMBLES University of Miami Frost Symphony Orchestra 2011 2013 University of Miami String Chamber Ensemble 2011 2013 New World Symphony Orchestra 2012 2013 PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia College Music Society Society of Composers, Vice President HONORS/AWARDS Isaac Bashevis Singer Music Scholarship Provost’s Honor Roll, Dean’s List Featured Violinist of the Year, New World Symphony Orchestra
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6601 SW Canes Avenue, Miami, FL 33145 HCanes10@umiami.edu 305-444-2222 EDUCATION University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL Bachelor of Science in Nursing, December 2014 Minor in Spanish, GPA 3.6 CLINICAL EXPERIENCE University of Miami Hospital, Miami, FL, September 2012 - Present Assess, plan, and evaluate patient care needs and communicate patient conditions to nurses Provide care to adult patients in an urban inpatient hospital setting on medical/surgical, emergency, critical care, cardiology, and wound care and hyperbaric chamber therapy units Clean and dress wounds, insert IVs, obtain and document patients' vitals, and perform duties including foley insertion, phlebotomy, and EKG tracing Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL, December 2013 - Present Observe health care teams responding to various emergency traumas in a medical/surgical rotation ! tments Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Miami, FL, September 2012 - December 2012 Interacted with patients in a psychiatric lockdown unit and practiced psychiatric nursing techniques " ! electronic record system Jackson South Community Hospital, Miami, FL, January 2012 - May 2012 # $ $ " to provide effective prenatal and post natal care WORK EXPERIENCE University of Miami, Academic Resource Center Coral Gables, FL, September 2011 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Present tudents individually in biology and chemistry to improve academic performance University of Miami Rathskellar, Server and Kitchen Staff, Coral Gables, FL, September 2010 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Present $ # $ s ! $ $ Florida State Parks, Camp Counselor, Miami, FL, Summers 2010 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2012 % rvised campers ages 6 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 8 and led them in athletic and creative activities to promote a fun environment LICENSES, CERTIFICATIONS & PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS Healthcare Provider & and AED Certification " ( "
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Psychology SIGMUND FREUD 5185 Ponce de Leon, #901 Coral Gables, FL 33146 (305) 689-1234 s.freud@umiami.edu OBJECTIVE Seeking a part-time Research Assistant position to enhance knowledge of research methods and SPSS. EDUCATION University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL Bachelor of Arts, May 2015 Major in Psychology, Minor in Sociology, GPA: 3.75 RELEVANT COURSEWORK Introductory Biobehavioral Statistics, Experimental Psychology, Abnormal Psychology EXPERIENCE University of Miami, Department of Psychology, Coral Gables, FL Research Assistant, January 2012-Present x Participate in Psychology Research Initiatives Mentorship Experience x Recruit participants by creating flyers on Adobe Illustrator and making announcements in introductory Psychology courses x Conduct patient assessments using a variety of psychological measures including the Beck Depression Inventory-II x Utilize SPSS to collect and analyze data outlining correlations between participants’ self-esteem and depression scores Miami Bridge, Miami, FL Mentor, August 2011-December 2012 x Volunteered as a mentor for ten runaway teenagers residing at an emergency shelter x Coordinated activities to promote positive youth development including arts, crafts, and music performance x Translated for Spanish-speaking teenagers and program coordinators University of Miami Alternative Spring Break, Childhelp Alice C. Tyler Village, Lignum, VA Volunteer, March 2012 x Served as a positive role model for 70 children by assisting with their schoolwork and encouraging academic achievement x Shadowed a psychologist to gain a greater understanding of the therapeutic services available to clients PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS x American Psychological Association x Psi Chi, The National Honor Society in Psychology HONORS/AWARDS x Florida Merit Scholar x Alumni Academic Scholar x José Marti Scholar x Dean’s List SKILLS x Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint x Proficient in Adobe Illustrator x Working Knowledge of SPSS x Fluent in Spanish
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Science/Pre-med Future Physician 1306 Stanford Drive Coral Gables, FL 33146
305-284-5451 f.physician10@umiami.edu
OBJECTIVE To obtain a Government Relations internship with the American Public Health Association to gain increased knowledge of the legislative process, public health, and public policy.
EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Biology, 5/13 University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL Minors in Chemistry and Psychology, GPA 3.65
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis Undergraduate Research Assistant, 5/11-8/11, Miami, FL Attended weekly lab meetings to discuss progress and plan future work with supervisor Established and maintained in vitro primary cultures and cellular isolations, prepared culture medium and buffers used in the lab, and assisted in performing transfection of glial cells with viral vectors Performed analysis of cell culture, histological, electrophysiological, behavioral, and MRI data using statistical methods and entered data into SPSS Assisted in preparation of research reports to aid in grant applications
EXPERIENCE University of Miami Hospital, Helping Encourage Advocacy and Research through Service Hospital Volunteer, 9/10-Present, Miami, FL Shadow an internal medicine physician and observe consults with patients and family members Attend research and grand rounds presentations by attending physicians, residents, and medical students Assist with organizing lectures by University of Miami Miller School of Medicine faculty to educate pre-medical students on current issues in healthcare and medicine Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons and College of Dental Medicine Summer Medical and Dental Education Program Participant, 6/10-7/10, New York, NY Shadowed primary care and emergency medicine physicians and observed their interactions with patients who presented with various conditions Attended academic enrichment seminars on anatomy, biology, general and organic chemistry, and physics to gain greater knowledge and understanding of the basic sciences and improve academic performance Networked with physicians, professors, medical school administrators, and other students to improve social and interpersonal skills
HONORS AND ACTIVITIES American Medical Student Association A Week for Life, Public Relations Chair, Best Buddies National Ghandi Day of Service, Site Coordinator , Florida Merit Scholar, Ronald Hammond Scholar ! " # & ( ) ! " #
CERTIFICATIONS AND SKILLS CPR / AED Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel
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