Roast my undergrad physics CV -- for research internships…
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Roast my undergrad physics CV -- for research internships & future grad school applications
I'd love some feedback on my CV from an academic pov.
Context:
* I'm in experimental physics, rising junior, interested in AMO/quantum, don't have any journal publications yet
* I primarily use this CV to 1) apply for academic/research internships, 2) cold email professors or 3) apply for any scholarship opportunities.
* I keep a Master document that I update regularly for future grad school applications (about 3 pages)
* I tailor and shorten the Master doc, depending on the opportunity
* I know for undergrads one-page Resumes are recommended but I do like CVs better and I think there is no problem sharing a CV as long as I actually have enough solid stuff to fill
Also, I know there's a very common academic CV/resume format that everyone seems to use (especially the Google Docs), but I intentionally went with something a bit different because I personally find it cleaner and easier on the eyes. I'm curious whether it still looks professional from an academic perspective or if I should conform more to the standard format.
Feel free to roast it. (still show some encouragement lmao)
https://preview.redd.it/7ejkdcdiapeh1.png?width=1212&format=png&auto=webp&s=52a545ab13cc22d2c87e8e4b78f5aa12fe893a95
https://preview.redd.it/3soa18bjapeh1.png?width=1184&format=png&auto=webp&s=7837243094425396763ac0a897828077c17e4461
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I'd love some feedback on my CV from an academic pov.
Context:
* I'm in experimental physics, rising junior, interested in AMO/quantum, don't have any journal publications yet
* I primarily use this CV to 1) apply for academic/research internships, 2) cold email professors or 3) apply for any scholarship opportunities.
* I keep a Master document that I update regularly for future grad school applications (about 3 pages)
* I tailor and shorten the Master doc, depending on the opportunity
* I know for undergrads one-page Resumes are recommended but I do like CVs better and I think there is no problem sharing a CV as long as I actually have enough solid stuff to fill
Also, I know there's a very common academic CV/resume format that everyone seems to use (especially the Google Docs), but I intentionally went with something a bit different because I personally find it cleaner and easier on the eyes. I'm curious whether it still looks professional from an academic perspective or if I should conform more to the standard format.
Feel free to roast it. (still show some encouragement lmao)
https://preview.redd.it/7ejkdcdiapeh1.png?width=1212&format=png&auto=webp&s=52a545ab13cc22d2c87e8e4b78f5aa12fe893a95
https://preview.redd.it/3soa18bjapeh1.png?width=1184&format=png&auto=webp&s=7837243094425396763ac0a897828077c17e4461
#science
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