The CV will typically be used for academic purposes: applications to teaching or research jobs in higher education; applications for grants, fellowships or awards; and sometimes to research jobs in ...

If the university highlights teaching first, then that section absolutely has to be above the fold on page one of your CV. Until this point your CV will have been about your research accomplishments, ...

The CV describes your entire academic career, which encompasses education, employment history, publications, grants awarded, papers delivered, teaching experience, and service experience.

Academic statements are the documents that make up the academic dossier or application packet. This dossier usually includes: Academic cover letter, usually called a “job letter” or letter of interest ...

Your CV speaks primarily to an academic audience and acts as a record of your scholarly pedigree and accomplishments. ... teaching experiences, honors, grants, and dissertation abstracts.

Don’t, as other people have noted, include descriptions of your work. This is appropriate for your website but not for a CV. Think of it this way: your website can provide more details about who you ...

The State Department for Diaspora Affairs on Thursday, July 10, 2025, announced teaching jobs in the Caribbean for Kenyan ...

Resumes and CV's are both marketing documents designed to pique the reader's (employer's) interest, persuade the employer to want to learn more about you, and get invited for an interview-- so it ...

Individuals seeking fellowships, grants, postdoctoral positions, and college teaching or research positions use a CV as well. This comprehensive, thorough document outlines all your academic and ...

Learn about Application letters and CV's, July 8th and Teaching & Research Statements, July 21st. Both workshops will be on ZOOM, the link is in OU Engage ...