Bring your most recent resume to class so we can all study it and give you feed back.
Key elements to have in mind:
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\u2022 Maximum ONE<\/strong> page
\u2022 List every item from latest to newest (reverse chronological order)
\u2022 For security reasons and to protect your privacy, do not include your private information (phone number, address, personal email). Use the generic address and email from the University of Tampa
\u2022 If you think it is necessary, create a unique email account that you will use ONLY for professional matters, and list it in your personal information (remember that the email provided by UT will expire after a year)
\u2022 Some students are using a Google Phone number that you can create using your Gmail account.
Harvard’s tips for undergraduate resumes and cover letters
undergrad_resumes_and_cover_letters.pdf<\/a>
FILM MAJORS: Create a SECOND page with your filmography. List all the projects that you ave worked on. Start with the ones you have directed, and go down the list, stating the director, producer, your role, title, year and duration of every project.
After we have given you the necessary feedback during class, do the necessary corrections and upload a PDF file, as well as a READABLE SCREEN SHOT of it in case the PDF doesn\u2019t work. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Examples: Babics<\/a> \/ Nye<\/a> \/ Talcott<\/a> \/ Platetter<\/a> \/ Nordhagen<\/a> \/ Hansali (Eng \/ French)<\/a> \/ Krayem (Eng\/Arabic)<\/a> <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"