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04bride
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Noel
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a little embarrassed but what does this mean??
"Please send cover letter and curriculum vitae"
i ws on CUNY wenbsite lookign at Adjunct teachjign positions what is cirriculum vitae? 
Message edited 10/6/2005 5:55:12 PM.
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CowgirlChick97
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Re: a little embarrassed but what doe sthis mean??
Its a resume 
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| Posted 10/6/05 5:54 PM |
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04bride
I'm a big sister!!!
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Noel
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Re: a little embarrassed but what does this mean??
thast it? a resume,. its says cirriculum vitae couldnt they just say resume LOL
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nov04libride
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Re: a little embarrassed but what does this mean??
Posted by 04bride
thast it? a resume,. its says cirriculum vitae couldnt they just say resume LOL
LOL I am finishing my doctorate, and I think usually the curriculum vitae is more detailed than a one page resume--for a teaching position that would include any journal articles published, conferences where you were a speaker, etc. Mine is a full page resume and then a page of published articles and conferences.
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| Posted 10/6/05 6:31 PM |
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04bride
I'm a big sister!!!
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Re: a little embarrassed but what does this mean??
this is only an adjunct position so you only need a bachelors and preferably a masters so id ont thinkthey expoect us to have ll that you think? if they do its not for me
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| Posted 10/6/05 6:33 PM |
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nov04libride
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Re: a little embarrassed but what does this mean??
Here's a definition I found online:
Definition:
A detailed, lengthy and structured listing of education, publications, projects, awards and work history. A curriculum vitae for a mid-career candidate may be as long as twenty pages.
Employer Rating:
Rather than a resume, a curriculum vitae (often called a "C.V." or "Vita") is required for certain positions: educators and scientists most commonly.
It depends on what other applicants they get. I work in a college now and usually the education, social science, and business classes get the most applicants for adjunct positions. It's worth a shot. If you're thinking of a tenure track position eventually, I would recommend getting a doctorate and getting some articles published.
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04bride
I'm a big sister!!!
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Re: a little embarrassed but what does this mean??
no iwant just adjunct and to do this PT. thanks
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| Posted 10/6/05 6:36 PM |
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Tah-wee-ZAH
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Re: a little embarrassed but what does this mean??
CV is the term that is used more often in Europe as well. All of my cousins say CV and not resume'.
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| Posted 10/6/05 7:24 PM |
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Jax430
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Re: a little embarrassed but what does this mean??
Posted by nov04libride
Posted by 04bride
thast it? a resume,. its says cirriculum vitae couldnt they just say resume LOL
LOL I am finishing my doctorate, and I think usually the curriculum vitae is more detailed than a one page resume--for a teaching position that would include any journal articles published, conferences where you were a speaker, etc. Mine is a full page resume and then a page of published articles and conferences.
My CV is much more detailed than my resume. It is about 5 pages long, with a lot of detail about my experiences, rather than abbreviated descriptions. It also includes publications, organizations in which I'm involved, honors I've received, etc.
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| Posted 10/6/05 7:27 PM |
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