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Many of the formatting and content guidelines are the same for the CV.  \nA Curriculum Vitae (\"CV\" or \"vita \") is a comprehensive biographical document emphasizing your academic history, achievements, awards, activities, and publications.  \nUnlike a resume that is one page long, a CV will list all of your professional achievements and can be as many pages as you need to cover your experience. An advantage of the CV format is that it allows you to choose your heading s and categories that best display your qualifications.  \nWhen doyou send a CVinstead of a Resume?  \nIf asked for one, some example situations include:  \n Applications for positions in academia, such as, school administration, institutional research, higher education positions in teaching, research, and administration  \n Providing information related to professional activities (example: applications for professional membership or presenting at a conference)  \n Independent consulting in a variety of settings  \n Proposals for fellowships or grants  \n Positions in certain countries abroad  \n Admission to graduate or professional school  \nJobs and programs you are applying for should be clear about whether they want a resume or a CV. If you are unsure, it is okay to ask!  \nCV SECTIONS  = Core Section  = Recommended  = Optional  \n\n| Header | Your full name, address, telephone number, and email address should appear at the top ofyour CV. You may also list a URL ifyou have to a professional website or LinkedIn page. Since CVs span multiple pages, you should list your first and last name and the page number as a header and footer on all following pages. |\n| --- | --- |\n| Education | List your education in reverse chronological order (most current first, going back in time) . Include the degree(s) you earned or are currently pursuing, your major(s)/minor(s), your date of graduation or anticipated graduation date, and the name, city and state of the institution. The title of your thesis paper or project and advisor should also be included in your education section paired with its appropriate degree. |\n| Experience | Experience is generally listed in reverse chronological order. Keep in mind that every work and academic experience does not need to go under one general \"Experience\" section, but rather a CV should include separate experience categories. Possible sections include research, teaching, service and volunteer, field, and industry. |\n| Awards/Honors/Fellowships/Grants | List both academic (Dean's List, honor societies, scholarships awarded, fellowships, grants, etc.) and professional honors (workplace awards including employee of the month, staff recognition, etc.) . Include the name or title of the honor, the month and year in which you received it and the recognizing institution or organization. If the nature of the award is not clear from the title, you should provide a description of its purpose and relevance. |\n| Research | Describe research projects recently conducted or in progress. Include the typeof research and a brief description of the purpose including relevant metricsand outcomes ofthe work. |\n| Skills | List relevant skills that may be important to a potential employer or organization. Categories may include laboratory, computer, technical, or foreign language. |\n| Activities | List the activity, your participation if significant, (e.g. president, group leader), and the dates that you participated. Start with your most recent activities and move in reverse chronological order. |\n\nCV SECTIONS  = Core Section  = Recommended  = Optional  \n\n| Publications | Publications should use a standard citation format. APA or MLA format are recommended. However, you should review standards foryour industry. In the case of publications with multiple authors, you should distinguish your name using a small, consistent formatting adjustment, such as underlining or bolding your name. |\n| --- | --- |\n|","cbCailANMBoWyHHm","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailANMBoWyHHm","pdf",610356,8,"English","# When to Send a CV Instead of a Resume\n# CV Sections (Core, Recommended, Optional)\n## Header and Contact Information\n## Education\n## Experience\n## Awards/Honors/Fellowships/Grants\n## Research\n## Skills\n## Activities\n## Publications\n## Presentations\n## References\n## Professional Training\n## Professional Affiliations\n## Institutional Service\n## Courses Taught/Assisted\n## Language/Travel","[{\"question\":\"How is a curriculum vitae (CV) different from a resume?\",\"answer\":\"A CV is a comprehensive, multi-page document that lists academic history, achievements, awards, activities, and publications. 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