Curriculum Vitae John Doe 100 Street Name Carrboro, NC 27510 (919) xxx-xxxx E-mail: Jxxx_Dxx@med.unc.

edu Education University of North Carolina School of Medicine Chapel Hill, NC M.D. anticipated, May 2008 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NC B.S. with Distinction in Chemistry with Highest Honors, May 2003 Durham Technical Community College Durham, NC Emergency Medical Technician Basic May 2002 Honors and Awards University of North Carolina School of Medicine Board of Governors Medical Scholarship, 2005 - present Full tuition and stipend awarded to twenty students of North Carolilna medical schools who are academically qualified, financially worthy, and hold a promising future as a successful physician in North Carolina Heusner Pupil Award, 2007 Selected by classmates for great capacity to grasp the principles of science, to heal the sick, to comfort the troubled and to be humble before God Holderness Medical Fellowship, June 2005 One of twelve awarded by the School of Medicine based on submission of a competitive proposal John B. Graham Research Society, 2006 - present Inducted following presentation at Student Research Day University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Phi Beta Kappa, 2002 University Honors Program, 1999-2002

UNC Class of 1938 Summer Study Abroad Fellowship Summer 2002 Financed my travel to Peru where I assisted physicians from the United Stated and Peru in health care facilities (i.e., emergency & family medicine, pediatrics, surgery, rural mountainside house calls); observed health care professions give disease prevention presentations to high school students; and administered fluoride treatment to grade school students Activities University of North Carolina School of Medicine Peoples Clinic of Bloomer Hill, Laboratory Coordinator, 2004-2006 Coordinated laboratory services at this monthly free clinic staffed by students and clinicians from UNC Student Health Action Coalition Community Clinic, 2004 - present Evaluated patients and served as Spanish translator at free student-run clinic for Chapel Hill-Carrboro community University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Resident Assistant, 200-2002 Coordinated social and educational programs, enforced policies, and counseled students of freshman/sophomore residence hall Big Buddies Program, 2000-2003 Companion and mentor to adolescent boy in local school system. I still maintain contact with him. Baptist Student Union President (2002-2003), Statewide Action on Issues Chair (2001-2002), Campus Relations Chair (2000-2001) Baptist Student Union Missions Trip to Matanzas, Cuba, June 2001 Visited with members of First Baptist Church of Matanzas, participated in worship services, learned about economic hardships and political turmoil of the country University Baptist Church Missions Trip to Nicaragua, June 2000 Assisted in construction of a school and participated in church services in impoverished inner-city neighborhoods Research Publications Doe, John, list of co-authors. Title of Paper. Title of Journal, citation and date. List of co-authors, including Doe, John. Title of Paper. Title of Journal, citation and date.

Presentations John Doe. Title of Presentation. University of North Carolina School of Medicine Student Research Day, January 2006. Oral presentation. John Doe. Title of Presentation. Society of Surgical Oncology Annual Cancer Symposium, New Orleans, LA, March 2006. Oral Presentation. John Doe. Title of Presentation. American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, April 2006. Poster Presentation. Research Experience University of North Carolina School of Medicine Brief title of research Preceptor: Name and Department Month/Year Month/Year Funding: Holderness Medical Fellowship Description: Brief description of research project and your role Association of FUT genotype with polyp and colorectal cancer development. Preceptor: Name and Department May 2005-October 2005 Funding: Holderness Medical Fellowship Description: The North Carolina Colon Cancer Study, a large population-based case control study of colon cancer, provided several hundred samples of colorectal polyps and carcinomas for analysis. The specific objective of this project involved determining expression of the FUT3/FUT6 fucosyltransferases in the cases and controls and also identifying specific mutations in these genes. We also attempted to determine potential interactions of different genotypes with patient NSAID use, diet, and race. This ultimately will provide some information relating the type of mutation, if any, in the FUT genes to the progression of colorectal carcinoma. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Title of Project Preceptor: Name and Department Month/Year Month/Year Description: Briefly describe project and your role Cytoreductive surgery with intraperitoneal hyperthermic chemotherapy for advanced gastric cancer Preceptor: Name and Department September 2002 April 2003 Description: Performed a retrospective chart review of patients with gastric cancer to compare survival in patients receiving cytoreductive

surgery with intraperitoneal hyperthermic chemotherapy to those receiving the surgical and chemotherapeutic standard of care. Employment September 2001 April 2003 Student Research Assistant, Department of Chemistry Brief description of research and of your duties June 2003 July 2004 Summit Wilderness Camp Asheville, NC Worked as a wilderness trip leader for at-risk teenagers, served as camp on-site medical staff Language Ability Fluent in Spanish. Conversational ability in American Sign Language.