What is a Resume?
Do I Need One?

A resume is a summary of your qualifications for employment. It will typically let the reader know what type of position you are seeking and will highlight your education, experience, skills and other relevant information.

In most cases, employers will request that you submit a resume to be considered for vacancies within their organizations. The primary purpose of the resume is to get you an interview.

1.The goal of the resume is to be     invited to interview.
2.The goal of the interview is to be     offered the position.

* Creating a "Results"    Resume
* Resume Action Verbs
* Resume Do's & Don'ts
* Resume Computer Skills
* Before & After Resume

Samples
* Functional Resume
* Chronological Resume
* Salary History Sample Sheet
* References Sample Sheet

Resume & Cover Letter Service
The Resume & Cover Letter Review service is designed for resumes in the final draft stages. Review will include general style, punctuation and grammar and whether the content of the resume supports the objective.

Cover letters will be reviewed only by request

Please submit all resumes for review to CareerLink and allow 24-48 business working hours for a response.

During busy times such as the beginning of on-campus recruiting, the few days immediately preceding and during our Career Fairs, internship application periods, etc., resume reviews may take 2 or 3 days.

If you plan to participate in on-campus recruiting, you are strongly encouraged to have your resume reviewed using this service.