college of business administration 2009-10
Business Professional
Rsum Guide
Abilene Christian University
Creating Your Rsum
How to use this guide
(The following steps will guide you through building your rsum)
STARTING OUT
1. Gather information about yourself
Examples of information needed:
Dates of employment
Position or job title
Awards received
Computer skills
Job descriptions
Activities (organizations, volunteer
service)
2. Review sample rsum on Page 3.
3. Read Pages 4-7 for steps on how to build your rsum.
4. Create a rough draft.
5. Have your draft independently reviewed prior to actual use!
TAKING IT TO THE NEXT LEVEL
1. After completing a rough draft, use the professional skills checklist on
Pages 8-12 to strengthen your experience section.
2. Use the action word list on Pages 13-15 to enhance your rsum and grab the
employers attention when describing your accomplishments. Where possible,
begin each success statement with one of these words. Try not to use the same
word more than once.
3. Use the rsum checklist on Page 16 to review your final draft.
4. At the end of the guide there are several example rsums for your review.
These examples utilize layouts that hiring managers prefer when reviewing
rsums.
Rsum Format
~Basic
Example~
NAME
Current Address, City, State, Zip
Professional Email
Home or Cell Phone Number
PROFILE
(Page 4 describes what information needs to be included in this section.)
EDUCATION
(Page 4 describes what information needs to be included in this section.)
PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE
Position, Company, Location (City, State)
Description of company
Success Statement #1 (most important)
Success Statement #2 (important)
Success Statement #3 (least important)
Month Yr-Month Yr
Position, Company, Location (City, State)
Description of company
Success Statement #1 (most important)
Success Statement #2 (important)
Success Statement #3 (least important)
Month Yr-Month Yr
SKILLS
(List computer systems and software applications you are familiar with
as well as languages spoken that may pertain to the job for which you are
applying.)
HONORS/AWARDS
ACTIVITIES/SERVICE
Honors (Deans list)
Awards (academic scholarships, etc.)
Accomplishments (major projects, team research, Venture Out)
Activities (student organizations, volunteer service, etc.)
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Rsum Content
STEP ONE ~ HEADER SECTION
NAME
Name (16 pt. or larger, bold)
Current mailing address
Email address
Current telephone number
Current Address
Email
Phone Number
STEP TWO ~ PROFILE SECTION
Heading: Choose from Profile or Objective
Write in sentence form; no more than 2-4 sentences in length (no fragments)
Include job title (if applicable)
Professional keywords/attributes, training, certifications, etc.
Specific experience (if applicable)
PROFILE
Statement of professional skills you bring to an employer
for a specific position. Tailor to the listing!
OBJECTIVE
Statement expressing: 1) Who you are, 2) What you are
capable of, 3) What type of position you are seeking.
STEP THREE ~ EDUCATION SECTION
Heading: Education
Name and location of college or university
Type of degree (BBA, BA, BS)
Date degree received or expected graduation date (month/year)
Major and Minor (if both)
Cumulative GPA (ONLY if GPA is above 3.0)
Include: An AACSB accredited School of Business, the hallmark of global
management education
EDUCATION
Type of Degree, Major and Minor
Date of Degree, GPA (if above 3.0)
University, Location
STEP FOUR ~ EXPERIENCE
Heading: Professional Experience
Include job title, place of employment, city, state, and dates of employment (list
most recent job first)
Describe job in a way that clearly highlights relevant skills, using bullets to bring
out accomplishments
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PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE
Position, Company, Location (City, State)
Description of company
Success Statement #1 (most important)
Success Statement #2 (important)
Success Statement #3 (least important)
Month Yr-Month Yr
WHEN CREATING BULLETS FOR YOUR PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE SECTION TRY TO:
Relate skills and experience to the job for which you are applying
List professional experience in reverse chronological order
Only include the most recent information and the most relative
Use numbers to show measurable results
Results show: increase, decrease, or improvement by comparison
(% Percentages, $ Money, Time, # Big Numbers)
Use action words (pages 13-15)
Describe your job with success statements, not job duties:
Creating Success Statements: When creating bullets for your rsum, a
hiring manager would like to see the professional skills learned and how the
skills can be effective and put to use in the position for which you are
applying
See pages 8-12 for professional skills and pages 13-15 for action words
Success Statements are as easy as 1+2+3
Job duty + Professional skill + Action word = Success Statement
EXAMPLES OF SUCCESS STATEMENTS
Example 1
Worked on a few airplanes
-versus Investigated mechanical problems and maintained 12 aircraft under the tutelage of
an A & P certified mechanic
Example 2
Filed papers
-versus Organized and filed 1,000 confidential records increasing total efficiency by 15%
Example 3
Spring Break Campaign
-versus Coordinated $150,000 travel budget for 550 students traveling to 36 locations for
spring break mission work
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Example 4
Waited tables
-versus Maintained consistent customer satisfaction while exceeding beverage sales goals
STEP FIVE ~ OTHER CONTENT
Heading: Activities
This section highlights college and professional organizations in which you
have participated ~ Important: translate or explain all organizations or
activities that might be unfamiliar with employer (e.g. Sing Song, Ko Jo
Kai).
Include the name of the organization, any offices you held, and the dates of
involvement
A brief description of the activities can be given (if you have space to do so)
Use bullets, , , , , etc. (These should be professional looking, be
consistent with use and spacing within the document.)
Heading: Skills or Computer Skills
Highlight special skills that may be relevant to the job for which you are
applying
(Foreign languages, computer skills, specific computer software)
Heading: Honors
Provide information about any honors you received such as Deans List,
scholarships, or memberships in honorary societies
Give dates for each (Ex: Deans List, Fall 2008)
SKILLS
Computer Skills
Foreign Languages
Certifications
Professional Training
ACTIVITIES/COMMUNITY SERVICE
HONORS
Accomplishments
Activities (student organizations, volunteer service, etc.)
Honors
Awards
Rsum Content
~What not to include~
INAPPROPRIATE CONTENT
Height / weight
Marital status
Photos / graphics
Emoticons
Relaying content in slang form
Religious information
Race / ethnic information
Health, family, age
Work phone number
Supervisors name or contact information
Desired salary
Salary history
High school information
Reason for leaving previous jobs
Moral / political statements
Abbreviations
Unprofessional e-mail address (Ex: BigDaddy2000@yahoo.com)
Unnecessary words or phrases:
References Available upon Request, Responsible for, Duties
Include
If requested, references should be included within a separate document
INAPPROPRIATE FORMAT
Fancy or hard to read fonts
Graphics, page borders
Too much white space
Using a font size under 9 point
Using more than two fonts
Using watermarks
Animated text (if in electronic form)
Professional Skills
The following checklist is one key to having a top notch, professional rsum.
This list will assist you in accentuating your professional experience. Check off
skills you may not remember you have! Then, fill in your professional skills at the
end of this form and add them into the experience section of your rsum where
applicable.
Accounting Information Systems
Continuous Improvement
Activity-Based-Costing
Continuously Improving Supply Chains
Administering Programs
Coordinating Events
Advising People
Corporate Financial Management
Analysis and Evaluation of Existing
Business Processes
Counseling
Applications vs. Applets / Services
Create Consumer Value and
Competitive Edge
Applied Business Process Reengineering
Creating New Ideas
Arbitrating
Crisis Intervention
Arranging Social Functions
Critical Technology Management
Artificial Intelligence in Decision
Support Systems
Cross-Functional Team Development
Culturally Adaptive
Customer Service Management
Data and File Structures and Algorithms
Data Communications Protocols for
Internet Applications
Data Communications Standards for
Internet Applications
Asset Allocation Decision Making
Auditing Financial Records
Budgeting Expenses
Business Communication
Business Database Concepts
Business Database Systems
Business Management
Data Management
Business Problem Analysis
Business Process Analysis
Data Warehousing and Distributed
Systems
C and C++ Programming Languages
Database System Management
Capital Budgeting
Decision Support System Analysis
Capital Cost Analysis
Decision Support System Design and
Development
Capital Management
Delegating Authority
Checking for Accuracy
Delivery Environment
Classifying Records
Client Relations
Design Events-Based Accounting
Information Systems
Coaching Individuals
Design Management
Communication Strategy Development
Design of Integrated Supply Chains
Community Health Management
Designing Data Systems
Community Relations
Competitive Strategy Evaluation
Develop Events-Based Accounting
Information Systems
Compiling Statistics
Developing Presentations
Computer-based Management
Displaying Artistic Ideas
Constructing Buildings
Distributed Databases for Object
Models
Distributed Databases for Relational
Distributed Databases for Replicated
Models
Financial Statement Analysis
Financial Valuation
Formulating Policy
Formulating Strategy
Fragmentation and Allocation Schema
Design
Functional Decision Integration
Global Business Environment
Global Competitive Strategy Evaluation
Global Sports Business Management
Global/International Issue Evaluation
Government Agency Management
Handling Complaints
Health Care Competition
Health Care Economic Incentives
Health Care Information Systems
Management
Distributed Information Systems
Distributing Products
Dramatizing Ideas or Problems
Early Supplier Concurrent Engineering
Early Supplier Involvement
Editing Publications
Effecting Change
Electronic Commerce
Electronic Inter-Organizational
Communications
Embedded SQL in C and Client/Server
Processing
Enduring Long Hours
Enterprise Modeling
Health Care Jurisprudence
Entertaining People
Health Care Management Systems
Entity/Relationship Modeling
Health Care Organization
Estimating Physical Space
Health Care Organization Management
Ethical Decision Analysis
Health Care Regulation
Evaluating Programs
Health Care Structure
Evaluation of Alternatives for System
Improvement
Health Economics
Evaluation of Cultural Diversity
International Procurement
Health Maintenance Organization
Management
Health Problem Analysis
Executive Business Administration
Health Services Management
Executive Support System Design and
Development
Home Health Agency Management
Executive Support Systems
Hospital Systems Management
Expressing Feelings
Human Resource Management
External and Internal Suppliers
to/among Facilities
Human Resource Management in
Health Care
External Customer Satisfaction
Imagining New Solutions
Financial Accounting Concepts
Information Management
Financial Accounting Procedures for
External Reporting
Information Technology as
Improvement Driver
Financial Consulting
Information Technology Strategic Cost
Management
Financial Decision Making
Insurance Company Management
Financial Management
Financial Management of Health
Services
Integrated Delivery Systems
Management
Internal Customer Satisfaction
Financial Risk Analysis
International Business Cultural Analysis
International Business Development
Managerial Cost Analysis
International Business Economic
Analysis
Managerial Decision Making
Managerial Economics
International Business Legal Analysis
Managerial Pricing Analysis
International Business Management
Managerial Production Analysis
International Business Operations
Marketing Control
International Financial Management
International Supply Chain
Management
Marketing Function Management
Marketing Management
Internet Strategies that Create
Shareholder Value
Marketing Planning
Marketing Program Development
Interpreting Languages
Marketing Program Management
Inter-Process Communications
Marketing Strategy
Interviewing
Mediating Between People
Inventing New Ideas
Microeconomics
Investigating Problems
Model Management Systems
Investment Management
Money Management
Investment Policy and Strategy
Monitoring Progress of Others
Investment Valuation
Motivating Others
Java APIs and Extensions
Negotiating Contracts
Java Programming
Network Computers (NCs)
Judging Performance
Network Topology Design and Analysis
Judging Quality
Networks and Client/Server Systems
Language / Translation
New Product Service Design
Leadership
Leadership Development
Object-Oriented Modeling and
Programming
Legal Contract Analysis
Object-oriented Systems Design and
Development
Legal Decision Analysis
Operational Functions of Organizations
Listening to Others
Operations Management
Locating Missing Information
Organization Change
Logistic Functions of Organizations
Organization Strategy
Logistics Management
Organizational Behavior Analysis
Long-Term Care Facility Management
Organizational Communication
Macroeconomics Analysis
Organizational Decision Making
Managed Care
Organizational Design
Management Communications
Management Decision Making in Areas
of Demand
Organizational Group Dynamics
Organizational Leadership
Management Decision Making in Cost
Organizational Management
Management Decision Making in Pricing
Organizational Motivation
Management Decision Making in
Production
Organizing People and Tasks
Ownership Total Cost Analysis
Paradigms in Information Systems
Management with Diverse Language
Persuading Others
Securities Valuation
Physical Distribution of
Materials/Equipment
Security and Futures
Physical Distribution of Products and
Services Via Various Channels to
Customers
Self-Regulation Decision Analysis
Selling Products
Service Operations Management
Planning Agendas
Service Quality Management
Planning and Facilitating Meetings
Services Marketing
Planning Organizational Needs
Services Project Management
Policy Formulation
Setting Priorities
Political Decision Analysis
Sketching Charts or Diagrams
Politicking with Others
Social Responsibility Analysis
Portfolio Management
Speaking in Public
Predicting Futures
Sports Business Change
Process Management
Sports Business Law and Politics
Processing Human Interactions
Procurement of Capital Equipment
Sports Business Market Structures and
Behaviors
Procurement of Materials
Sports Business Negotiation
Procurement of Services
Sports Business Relationship and
Alliance Management
Production Problem Analysis
Production/Distribution Economics of
Health Care Services
Sports Business Revenue and Cost
Management
Professional Presentation
Sports Business Revenue Generation
and Marketing
Program Management
Sports Business Strategic Issues
Project Management
Promoting Events
Strategic Buyer-Supplier "Partnering"
Alliances
Quality and Environmental Supply
Chain Analysis
Strategic Cost Management and
Information Technology
Quantitative Analysis
Raising Funds
Strategic Costing and Performance
Measurement
Recording Scientific Data
Strategic Integrated Supply Chain
Orientation
Recruiting People for Employment
Re-Design of Current Products and
Services
Strategic Integrated Value Chain
Orientation
Strategic Management
Reducing Costs
Supervising Others
Regulatory Decision Analysis
Relational and Object-Oriented Data
Models
Supply Chain Information Systems
Management
Remembering Information
Supply Chain Strategies for Corporate
Planning
Remote Stored Procedures and
Supporting Triggers
Tactful With People
Teaching Classes
Researching Information
Team Facilitation
Risks to Electronic Transmission of
Transaction Data
Team Presentation
Teams Functional Integration
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Visual Programming for Decision
Support System Interfaces
Technology Product/Process Innovation
Warranty Management
Technology Project Management
Working with Precision
Technology Strategy
World-Wide External Procurement
The Internet Commerce Environment
Writing and Editing
The Platform
Writing Clear Reports
Time-Based Strategies
Writing for Publication
Training and Development
Others
Troubleshooting
Utilization of Networked Database
Management Systems
Value-Adding Transformation of Inputs
into Outputs
Technological Change
Technology Capability
For ease of use and to see them all on one page, list all of the professional skills you
have checked here:
1._________________________________
2._________________________________
3._________________________________
4._________________________________
5._________________________________
6._________________________________
7._________________________________
8._________________________________
9._________________________________
10._________________________________
11._________________________________
12._________________________________
13._______________________________________________
14._______________________________________________
15._______________________________________________
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Action Word List
Action words highlight and grab the employers attention. These will assist you in
getting an interview! Replace passive words on your rsum with these as
appropriate.
accelerate
accomplish
achieve
acquaint
acquire
adapt
address
advance
advise
aided
align
alleviate
allocate
analyze
anticipate
apply
appoint
appraise
arbitrate
architect
arrange
ascertain
assemble
assess
assist
attain
attend
audit
augment
author
authorize
award
benchmark
brief
budget
build
built
calculate
capture
catalog
certify
champion
chart
clarify
classify
close
coach
collaborate
collect
command
communicate
compare
compel
compile
complete
compose
compute
conceive
conceptualize
conclude
conduct
conserve
consolidate
construct
consult
contact
continue
contract
contribute
convert
convey
coordinate
correct
counsel
craft
create
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critique
decrease
define
delegate
deliver
demonstrate
deploy
design
detail
detect
determine
develop
devise
direct
discover
dispense
display
disseminate
distribute
diversify
divert
document
double
draft
drive
earn
edit
educate
effect
elect
eliminate
emphasize
enact
encourage
endure
energize
enforce
engineer
Action Word List (continued)
enhance
enlist
ensure
equate
establish
estimate
evaluate
examine
exceed
execute
expand
expedite
experiment
expert
export
explain
explore
extract
facilitate
finalize
finance
forge
formalize
form
formulate
foster
found
gather
generate
govern
graduate
guide
halt
head
hired
honor
hypothesize
identify
illustrate
imagine
implement
import
improve
improvise
increase
incur
influence
inform
infuse
initiate
innovate
inspect
inspire
install
institute
instruct
interpret
interview
integrate
intensify
internalize
introduce
invent
inventory
invest
investigate
invigorate
judge
justify
launch
lead
lecture
led
leverage
license
listen
locate
maintain
managed
manipulate
manufacture
map
mastermind
measure
market
mediate
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mentor
model
moderate
modify
monitor
motivate
navigate
negotiate
nominate
normalize
observe
obtain
offer
officiate
operate
orchestrate
orient
outsource
organize
originate
overcome
oversee
participate
patent
perceive
perfect
perform
persuade
pilot
pinpoint
pioneer
plan
position
predict
prepare
prescribe
present
preside
process
procure
produce
program
progress
project
promote
propel
propose
prospect
provide
publicize
publish
purchase
qualify
quantify
query
question
rate
realign
rebuild
recapture
receive
recognize
recommend
reconcile
record
recruit
redesign
reduce
reengineer
regain
regulate
rehabilitate
reinforce
rejuvenate
render
renegotiate
reorganize
replicate
report
reposition
represent
requisition
respond
resource
restore
restructure
retrieve
review
revise
revitalize
route
satisfy
save
schedule
secure
select
separate
serve
service
simplify
sold
solidify
solicit
solve
spearhead
speak
specify
sponsor
staged
standardize
start
stimulate
streamline
structure
succeed
suggest
summarize
supervise
supply
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support
surpass
survey
sustain
sympathize
synthesize
tabulate
target
taught
teach
terminate
test
thwart
train
transcribe
transfer
transform
transition
translate
triple
troubleshoot
unify
unite
update
upgrade
use
utilize
verbalize
verify
win
wrote
Weak Phrases:
Responsible for
Assisted in
Helped
Was assigned
Performed
Rsum Checklist
Once you have completed your rough draft use this checklist to be sure your rsum meets the
following guidelines.
RELEVANCE
Is there a clear reason for each piece of information?
Has the information been tailored to a targeted position or industry? You will need more than
one rsum if you are applying for different types of positions.
WORD CHOICE
Are action words used?
Are inappropriate words and abbreviations avoided?
Is professional language of the industry used?
MECHANICS
Are there any errors in spelling, grammar or punctuation? Make sure to not use personal
pronouns like I or me.
Are there any typographical errors, fragments, or incomplete sentences?
ORDER OF INFORMATION
Does the most important information come first?
Have you ranked success statements from most important to least important?
Is the organization of content logical and clear?
COMPLETENESS
Have you emphasized qualifications specifically mentioned in the position description (if applying
for a specific job)?
Is each area concise yet complete?
Are accomplishments described in specific terms with results?
LAYOUT
Is the rsum appealing and easy to scan?
Does it use headings effectively?
Does it use white space, indentation, underlining, capitals, and spacing effectively?
Does it have a professional look?
Is it on one page? (2 pages are rarely needed at this point in your career)
Is it printed on high quality paper?
CONSISTENCY
Are layout features (headings, spacing, typeface, bullets and ink) handled consistently
throughout the document?
Are wording, verb tense and punctuation consistent throughout the document?
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Sample Rsums
Rsums vary in style and layout.
The following examples are considered business professional.
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Guy Johnson
ACU Box 28 Abilene, TX 79699
Mobile: (555)555-5555
E-mail: gqj01x@acu.edu
PROFILE
A creative, energetic and personable finance and accounting major seeking an opportunity to work in public accounting.
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance and Accounting
Abilene Christian University, Abilene, Texas
GPA: 3.5/4.0
Anticipated May 2008
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Travel Coordinator, Spring Break Campaigns
Abilene, Texas
Aug. 2005-May 2006
Acted as an intermediary between campaign leaders and the travel agent
Coordinated travel arrangements for 450 students to 26 domestic and international locations
Documented and maintained accurate financial and itinerary records of all travel information for 26 campaigns
Evaluated and selected around 50 students to be leaders of individual missionary campaigns
Faculty Assistant, Associate Professor of Management Abilene, Texas
Aug. 2004-Dec. 2005
Instructed 80 students on project management tools using SIMUL8, Microsoft Project and Excel resulting in students
understanding of critical path, resourcing, and time management
Analyzed and modified projects to pursue the improvement of students knowledge and usage of the material
Graded students projects to evaluate proficiency of course material and recorded this data
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE
Camp Counselor, Pine Cove Christian Camps
Childrens Ministry Intern, First Colony Church of Christ
Camp Counselor, ACU Leadership Camps
Tyler, Texas
Sugar Land, Texas
Abilene, Texas
Summer 2007
Summer 2006
Summer 2004 & 2005
LEADERSHIP & SERVICE EXPERIENCE
2007-2008 Vice President, Rotary International, Abilene Chapter
Organization where young adults augment their knowledge and skills and address the physical and social needs of their
communities while promoting international understanding and peace through a framework of friendship and service
Leader of three Spring Break Missionary Campaigns
Columbus, Georgia; Virginia Beach, Virginia; and Manhattan, New York
ACU Service Action Leadership Team Member
Organization that plans service activities throughout the community for ACU students
2005 & 2006 Welcome Week Steering Committee Member
Committee that plans, prepares and executes a week long event for 1,000 incoming students
ACU Centennial Homecoming Committee Member
Committee that planned events for thousands of alumni and distinguished guests for ACUs Centennial year
Freshman Class Senator, ACU Students Association
Representative of a freshman class who acted as their voice in decisions affecting their student lives
HONORS
Whos Who Among College and University Students, 2007
Deans List (six semesters)
Phi Eta Sigma, 2006
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John Winn
ACU Box 29734
Abilene, TX. 79699
HM# (555)555-5555
E-mail: jqw09x@acu.edu
Profile
Marketing and management double major with an engaging personality, leadership experience,
genuine people skills, and responsible multi-tasking skills seeking a marketing or management
analysis and consulting position within the insurance industry.
Education
Candidate for BBA in Marketing and Management
Abilene Christian University, Abilene, TX
Experience
Anticipated graduation, May 2009
GPA: 3.45/4.0
An AACSB International School of Business, the hallmark of global management education
Caf Server, Borders Books and Caf, Colleyville, Texas
May 2007 Present
National retail store with the mission of being a headquarters for knowledge and entertainment.
Manager in training (Summer 2008). Dealt with sales, financial information, logistics and
all other business aspects of managing and running a retail store
Seattles Best Coffee Manager in Training (Summer 2008). Implemented Phase I and II of
SBC marketing and lead district in promotional Bean Friday sales
Hosted the Deathly Hallows Ball and Breaking Dawn Book release which quadrupled
regular caf sells
Cashier/Seller, Gap Outlet, Abilene, Texas
October 2007 June 2008
International retailer providing customers with products to express their distinct style.
Built a service relationship between Gap Store and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Abilene
Developed new marketing atmospheres and setup schemes for store
Achieved Gap Card store-wide goals
Backroom Flow Team, Target, North Richland Hills, Texas
May 2006 January 2007
National retailer providing great products and customer service while maintaining low prices.
Maximized profile by keeping store stocked at all times
Increased customer service by improving product turnover ratio
Activities
Summer 2005 and 2006
Camps around the country dedicated to creating positive memories for abused children.
Royal Family Kids Camp, Camp Counselor
Hosted over 150 campers in the summer of 2006
Assisted in organizing two camp sessions during summer of 2006
October 2007 Present
A non-profit organization serving the Abilene community by mentoring underprivileged youth
Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Abilene
Lunch buddy and off site mentor to underprivileged youth of Abilene
Students Association, Junior Congressman
2007 2008 School Year
Elected official for 1,000+ juniors at Abilene Christian University
2007 - Present
Student led organization serving the Abilene community through Christian leadership and actions.
S.A.L.T., Student Action Leadership Team
ICC Co-Chair (Intercollegiate Service Saturdays)
Organized and provided Thanksgiving meals for families around the Abilene area
2008 2009 School Year
Vice President of Trojans Fraternity
Re-chartered Fraternity of Men and lead 60 men in various projects and activities across campus.
Authored and developed a working constitution for fraternity
Implemented an ideal of excellence in unity throughout Abilene Christian University and
the Abilene Community
Skills
Proficient in all Microsoft Office tools including: Project, Visio.
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6602 S. Main Street, Weyerhauser, CO 88888
Cell: (555) 555.5555
E-mail: lxl09x@acu.edu
Lea LuPIN
Profile
A senior marketing major with administrative skills, leadership qualities, international work experience, and the ability to
exceed expectations. Am seeking a market research or public relations position within a recognized, international firm.
Education
Candidate for BBA in Marketing
Anticipated, May 2009
GPA 3.5/4.0
Abilene Christian University Abilene, Texas
An AACSB accredited School of Business, the hallmark of excellence in global management education.
EXPERIENCE
Marketing/Management Intern Genesis Networks Solutions, Abilene, TX
Nov. 2008 present
A fast-growing high tech firm with a commitment and vision to provide superior software solutions at an unprecedented value.
Involved in the creation of market lead generation for expansion of existing client base
Researched, designed and implemented a proprietary organizational marketing plan
Creation and branding of marketing media specific to the firms HR function
Marketing Intern Mason Zimbler, Bristol, England
July 2008
Subsidiary of Harte-Hanks, the global leader in direct marketing. Mason Zimbler delivers integrated technology media campaigns for
clients such as Toshiba, Microsoft and Adobe.
Organized and edited a bi-weekly internal newsletter as well as a bi-weekly European newsletter
Researched and authored an article on data hygiene for B2B Marketing magazine
Assisted the Marketing Manager in submitting successful case studies into a national award competition
Marketing Intern Dex Media, Inc., Englewood, CO
June 2007 Aug. 2007
Dex Media is the exclusive publisher of white and yellow page directories in 14 states. It is owned by the R.H. Donnelley Corporation, one
of the nation's leading Yellow Pages and online local commercial search companies.
Compiled and arranged numerous excel files to be cross linked with other excel files for an internal
database which allowed employees to access, implement, and analyze important segment information
Composed multiple PowerPoint decks that were used in marketing presentations for further discussion
and planning by the IT team for future web-site deployment
Intern Allied Insulation Co., Commerce City, CO
May 2006 Aug. 2006
Serving the building industry with locations nationwide; focusing on the single and multi-family housing markets.
Provided administrative assistance to the HR manager by organizing a file system of 500+ employees
Assisted the HR manager daily with preparations for an I-9 audit
PC SKILLS
Experience with File Maker Pro 8.1
Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Publisher
ACTIVITIES
Spring Break Campaigns part of a week-long mission trip to Anchorage, AK. volunteering for Boys and
Girls clubs, homeless shelters, and soup kitchens, March 2007
Leadership Summit a week-long intensive course in Buena Vista, CO. where several Fortune 100 CEOs
interact and mentor ACU students, January 2007 & 2008
Ko Jo Kai Sorority, August 2006 present
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Katherine Eisenhower
ACU Box 29347, Abilene, TX 79699 ~ E-mail: kxe09q@acu.edu ~ Cell: (555)555-5555
PROFILE
Marketing major with experience in customer service, dedication to quality, and proven time-management
and multi-tasking skills seeking a marketing position with Harte-Hanks, Inc.
EDUCATION
Candidate for BBA in Marketing, minor in Music
Abilene Christian University, Abilene, Texas
An AACSB International accredited School of Business
Anticipated May 2008
Cumulative GPA: 3.8/4.0
EXPERIENCE
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co, an insurance brokerage firm ranked as the worlds fourth largest
Intern, Gallagher Benefit Services division, June August 2007
Collaborated to develop a web-based training program for employees within the company.
Served on a subcommittee of a National HR workgroup to create effective recruitment pieces
for newly hired employees.
Researched and developed presentation slides regarding presidential candidates positions on
healthcare reform.
COBA Connections Office, career and academic advising for the College of Business
Career Education Officer, August 2004- present
Developed and presented programs to promote career readiness within the college.
Demonstrated fluency in Banner system software to assist with the developmental advising of
over 800 students.
Assisted with planning and execution of special events for the College of Business including
recruiting, alumni development, and new student orientation.
Consistently evaluated and updated office processes to improve student satisfaction.
Oxfam, International, Britains largest humanitarian non-profit with 700 retail outlets worldwide
Analyzed the effectiveness of corporate communication strategies on a workforce almost
entirely composed of volunteers.
Made recommendations to improve volunteer morale and creativity by way of revised content
and modified company publications.
Harte-Hanks, Inc. Worldwide direct and targeted marketing firm providing a range of client services
Evaluated customer service culture and compared findings with industry standards in order to
present results to the heads of London division.
Oxford Analytica, International provider of geopolitical and macro-economic analysis for heads of
state
Administered company- wide web survey to assess customer service culture and made
strategic recommendations based on identified deficiencies.
Boyd W. Shepherd, P.C., a law firm specializing in dental litigation
Intern, May 2005- August 2005
Researched case law for use in dental malpractice hearings.
Mitigated customer complaints and handled all manner of client relations.
Authored and compiled court documents for review and analysis.
ACTIVITIES
2007, Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Abilene: weekly mentoring to disadvantaged middle school girls
2006, Spring Break Campaign to New Orleans: collaborated with 30 college students on a weeklong
humanitarian service trip to repair damaged homes as a result of Hurricane Katrina
The Global Apprentice: a COBA study abroad program in Oxford, England. (June- July, 2006)
HONORS
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Halliburton Foundation scholarship, qualified by test scores, selected through application
Recipient of Trustee Scholarship at Abilene Christian University, qualified through test scores
Abilene Collegiate Orchestra scholarship, based on live audition
National Merit Commended Scholar
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