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Indicate if taught the same class multiple times.  \n◦ Professional Activities and Academic Committee Work  \n◦ Service Activities, graduate student organizations, advising, etc.  \n3  \nCV Headings cont.  \n◦ Areas of Teaching Interest-Optional  \n◦ List at most 4-5 areas.  \n◦ Research Experience  \n◦ Work that was outside your coursework and dissertation  \n◦ Other Professional Experience  \n◦ Post-college jobs that aren’t covered in other categories  \n◦ Professional Affiliations  \n◦ References  \n◦ Names, titles, contact information [https://cstw.osu.edu/sites/default/files/2020-08/cv_0_0.pdf](https://cstw.osu.edu/sites/default/files/2020-08/cv_0_0.pdf)  \n4  \n5  \nHOW YOU SHOULD FORMAT A RESUME?  \n6  \nResumes  \n◦ Chronological resume-emphasizes job titles and dates (most traditional format)  \n◦ Reverse chronology (most recent/current job first)  \n◦ Skills resume-built around what you did, not when you did it.  \n◦ Categories:  \n◦ Contact Information  \n◦ Career objective-Optional  \n◦ Customize it to the job/company you are applying.  \n◦ Summary of qualifications  \n◦ Bulleted list of 3-7 items  \n◦ Education  \n◦ Degree, major, month and year received, university, city, state. Optional: GPA  \n◦ Experience  \n◦ Honors  \n◦ Activities  \n◦ References  \n[https://cstw.osu.edu/sites/default/files/2020-08/resume_0.pdf](https://cstw.osu.edu/sites/default/files/2020-08/resume_0.pdf)  \n7  \nWHAT IS THE JOB SEARCH TIMELINE?  \n8  \nPhD Job Search Timeline  \n◦ Years 1-4:  \n◦ Register with ECS  \n◦ Explore fellowship/gran opportunities (1-2 year)  \n◦ Identify areas of research and complete coursework  \n◦ Give presentations and expand teaching experience or supervisory skills.  \n◦ Help on committees and continue apply for grants  \n◦ Submit articles for publication  \n◦ Create a CV and update as needed  \n◦ Discuss application, search process, and expectations of candidates in your field of specialization with your advisor.  \n◦ Make a plan for your last year as the job search process, dissertation, and other obligations will require a great deal of balance.  \n9  \nPhD Job Search Timeline Cont.  \n◦ Year 5 (or last year of PhD Program):  \n◦ Update CV and other job search documents and have them proofed by ECS advisor and others  \n◦ Create a dossier online and set up delivery arrangements for your letters of recommendation to be submitted  \n◦ Contact faculty, advisors, and others from whom you are requesting recommendation letters. Best to reach out to your letter writers the summer before your last year.  \n◦ Gather application materials including your professional materials as well as course syllabi, teaching evaluations, submitted and published articles, conference abstracts, and transcripts.  \n◦ Send applications in the fall using network and online job search resources  \n◦ Prepare for interviews using your advisor and ECS.  \n◦ Inform your advisor and reach out to ECS for help  \n◦ Consider parallel plans and alternatives to an academic career if your search is not progressing  \n10","cbCainepjsE3qSbW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainepjsE3qSbW","pdf",2389158,"English","# How you should format a CV?\n## CVs: Category Headings\n# How you should format a resume?\n## Resumes\n# What is the job search timeline?\n## PhD Job Search Timeline","[{\"question\":\"What sections should a CV include under category headings?\",\"answer\":\"A CV should include name and contact information, education (including dissertation title and advisors), publications and presentations, awards/honors, teaching experience, professional activities and academic committee work, areas of teaching interest (optional), research experience, other professional experience, professional affiliations, and references.\"},{\"question\":\"What resume formats are recommended?\",\"answer\":\"Common options include chronological resumes (job titles and dates), reverse-chronology (most recent first), and skills resumes focused on what was done rather than when it was done.\"},{\"question\":\"What actions are key during the first years of a PhD job search timeline?\",\"answer\":\"In years 1–4, the guidance emphasizes registering with ECS, exploring fellowships/grants, identifying research areas and completing coursework, giving presentations and expanding teaching experience, helping on committees, submitting articles for publication, and creating/updating a CV. 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