Applying for REUs and Student Research Opportunities: A Resume Template

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The discussion centers on the need for a resume template specifically tailored for Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REUs) and similar student research opportunities. Many students frequently seek advice on applying for these programs, indicating a strong demand for resources to aid in their applications. One participant shares their experience of creating a CV using TeX during their undergraduate application process and mentions that they have maintained and updated this format over the years. They offer to share their template with others who are interested, highlighting the collaborative spirit of the forum in providing useful tools for students navigating the application process.
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Considering how many students here ask for advice on applying for REUs and other student research opportunities, has anyone ever put together a resume template for that sort of application? I would definitely appreciate it, and I'm sure plenty of other people would, also.
 
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ECmathstudent said:
Considering how many students here ask for advice on applying for REUs and other student research opportunities, has anyone ever put together a resume template for that sort of application? I would definitely appreciate it, and I'm sure plenty of other people would, also.

When I applied for an REU as an undergrad, I took the opportunity to TeX my first CV. Over the years, I've added to it, but it's more or less the same format I used way back then.
 
I did the same as Geezer. I can send my template to anyone who's interested.
 
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