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Great detailed material of the basics of the CV and great writing tips on how to improve your value by writing a curriculum vitae. Some good samples of CV's also.

An extensive site with tips and further links to samples, templates, 

This University of Pennsylvania resources provided here are phenomenal. I particularly liked, under CVs > CV Guide for Graduate Students, the "Anatomy of a CV and CV Samples" section, which also includes samples of teaching philosophies and research statements and other good tips. Here is a similar resource from Rollins College that also has acceptance, withdrawal and informational interview letter samples: http://www.rollins.edu/careerservices/resumesandcoverletters/samples.html.

This Stanford University resource provides sample CVs for several fields. I found the Administration and Policy Analysis example most helpful, although the field is slightly different from my own, because of the combination of corporate and academic experience in the CV.

These samples have been generously donated by UCSF students, postdocs, and alumni, in order to offer you ideas about how to present your own skills and experiences. We make no claims that they are perfect, but we offer them as useful examples.... I think this is very useful because there are multiple types of CVs to look at. Additionally there are helpful tips throughout the main page as well.

Social Work TeeachingPhilosophy with samples from other disciplines as well

Stanford's CV guide provides writing tips and recommended sections. I found the sample CVs from different disciplines to be the most useful part.

I was curious to find a technically oriented CV guide. I thought MIT would be a good bet. Their site provides tips and samples. It also links to my previously posted site.

A sample of a CV from someone in the English field.

This is a handbook of a school containing samples resumes, cv and guidelines.

CV of a Doctor of Education with over 30 years of experience, specializing in providing professional development workshops for professors and administrators.

This page is intended for undergraduates, but there are very few pages of IT Portfolios. This pages can easily be adapted to a graduate student. - ERR General description Purposes Location Contents Assessment Login to your developmental portfolio (Note: For sample entries, login with userid and password as istsample) Back to the Information Science and Technology home page General description Any student majoring, minoring, and/or receiving a teaching endorsement in Information Science and Technology must develop a developmental portfolio.

This site provides good description of the common sections of a CV. Additional topics covered on this site include: cover letters, sample resumes, interviewing

This site gives sample curriculum vitae (CV). This site also provides information about non-academic careers for current graduate students in humanities and social science.

While there are several elements of this CV that I would adjust from a content perspective, I like the style and topography. It is easy to read and "clean."

This CV is heavily research focused and is a helpful demonstration of a solid CV for purposes of seeking a tenure-track faculty position in a research institution.

This is an interesting "CV," styled more in the European style or alike an American resume. I like how direct it is, with content grouped to align, presumably, to reflect the position's requirements and the job seeker's skills. I wonder how this can be cross-walked, from a professional experience standpoint, to align better with traditional CV style and content. So many of the other CV examples lack a non-academic professional experience section.

Claire, below is a link to a professor in my department with previous non-academic professional experience. This is the online version of his CV, but it appears in essentially the same format on his "paper" CV. http://ww2.odu.edu/~ckeating/cv/experience.shtml

Again, detailed and has a sample CV