Forms, information for prospective student-athletes.
We do resumes all day, every day...
When developing your resume, you may wish to request assistance from Career Services at many stages of the project.
Before beginning your resume, it may be advisable to visit the Career Services office to obtain
- handouts,
- relevant information,
- and examples of prior graduates' resumes available free of charge.
- You might also want to attend a late afternoon workshop held by the Career Services Office. Advance signup is suggested for these workshops.
Once your resume is in its draft form, we encourage you to bring it into the office for a critique. A peer assistant or graduate assistant will provide you with feedback. Be sure to bring your resume on disk as well as in paper form.
Your final resume, once developed by you and critique by us, may be printed at no charge to you at the office with a choice of three different papers. 20 resumes may be printed each day for your use in job hunting and job fairs.
Related Handouts:
Resume Writing (pdf: 24kb) ----- Action Verb List