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So, what's a C.V? A C.V. is a "Curriculum Vitae," the academic equivalent of a
resume. Why don't academics use resumes like the rest of humanity? Because
we're fussy about the words we use.
A "resume" is a brief outline of the highlights that describe someone or
qualify him or her for a position. A "Curriculum Vitae" is a living description
of everything a person has done since high school that has anything to do with
academic life. Graduate school, publications, presentations, interviews,
courses taught, committee memberships, journal reviewing and editing, community
service, honors, .... It never ends. Information about topics related to teaching, service, and scholarship can be found by clicking the buttons here or
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