Indeed the obvious omission from his curriculum vitae is time spent getting his hands dirty at the laboratory bench.

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To pass the time, he planned to hunt for jobs online, update his curriculum vitae and freshen up his social profile.

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Inspiring Interns screens them with personality tests, coaches them on interview technique and urges them to make a video-clip curriculum vitae.

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He has held a series of prominent roles in university associations, according to his curriculum vitae, published on the al-Najah University website.

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Sellecchia, 61, has a more conventional curriculum vitae, with an M.

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Much of what prior generations have learned through work experience and apprenticeships, we have learned in ways that are not so easily reflected on a curriculum vitae.

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If firms concentrate on the colour of the skin rather than the content of the curriculum vitae, they are unlikely to benefit from an ethnically diverse workforce.

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One blemish on this stellar curriculum vitae, other than a few polo suspensions for arguing with the umps, is Brant's guilty plea in 1990 to charges related to tax evasion.

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When, as his graduate research assistant, I was tasked with editing his curriculum vitae, I found myself holding a document of book length that would grow longer still in the decades ahead.

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