Suggestion for developing a good Vita?

Discussion in 'General Distance Learning Discussions' started by MichaelOliver, Nov 16, 2009.

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  1. Does anyone have any suggestions for the best way to approach the development of a marketable Vita? I have heard that it's best to begin the process before or at least during your doctoral studies.

    Do you include only published research papers, or do you also include unpublished papers?

    Do you, or anyone you know, engage in research activities or publications solely for the purpose of improving the stature of your Vita?

    Thanks, Mike
     
  2. Shawn Ambrose

    Shawn Ambrose New Member

    Papers that are presented at a conference should be placed on a vita, as well as papers that are published.
     
  3. Han

    Han New Member

    Sorry for the formatting, but here are the hadings in mine:

    Education:
    Teaching / Academic Experience: (include UG, G, and specialty)
    Professional / Industry Experience: (Brief)
    Publications in Refereed Journals: Published Research Articles & In Progress Research Articles
    Books and Text:
    Other Publications: (Editorial, Magazines, etc.)
    Academic Conference Presentations:
    Planned Conference Attendance
    Conferences / Additional Participation: (Attendance, but no paper/presentation)
    University Related Committees: (note if University, College, or Department)
    Current Committees
    Past Committees
    Certifications:
    Awards:
    Professional Memberships:
    Grants and Fellowships
    Awarded:
    Submitted:
    Other Professional Activities: (reviewer roles, boards, scholarship judging, etc.)
     
  4. Han

    Han New Member

    I only include unpublished papers, once they are 1) in final form or 2) submitted awaiting response from a PRJ.
     
  5. Thanks, Shawn and Han
     

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