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John Smith
123 Road Name Rd. (416) 123-4567
Mississauga, ON john.smith@mail.utoronto.ca
A1B 2C3 Hyperlink to LinkedIn page
Summary of Qualifications
John has • Strong research abilities developed in several Biology and Environmental Management
described his key courses
strengths which • Outstanding writing skills applied as a Newsletter Editor at Erindale Biology Society
are relevant to • Commended by supervisors and group members for demonstrating well-developed problem-
the position he is solving and communication skills in academic research projects
applying for. • Interest in ecology demonstrated as a member of the Geography Society John has
included all
Education
relevant
University of Toronto Mississauga September 2016 - Present details and
uses
• Currently enrolled in 3rd year of studies highlights to
• Majors: Biology, Environmental Management
make the
• Related courses: Introduction to Evolution and Evolutionary Genetics, Sensory and
information
Cognitive Biology, Introductory Animal Physiology, Biometrics I and II, Experimental
easier to
Design in Environmental Science, Field Methods in Physical Geography
read.
Academic Experience
John has
Field Research Project August 2017 - December 2018
included Field Methods in Physical Geography Course
relevant
academic • Collected tree data from several urban areas with great accuracy and attention to detail
projects as they • Conducted analyses of tree trait diversity by working with limited supervision in a lab
environment, following background reading on selected topic
show valuable
• Effectively presented research findings in a written report and an in-class presentation;
experience and
proven ability to explain complex concepts into plain English
application of
• Awarded A-
skills sought by
the employer.
Research Project January 2018 - April 2018
You can add Introductory Animal Physiology Course
such academic
• Gained knowledge of various research techniques while working with partners in a lab
projects and
environment
assignments,
• Successfully developed research plans, applied various data collection techniques, and
whether
analyzed survey data; accurately followed the scientific method
individual or
• Contributed to smooth research operations and a productive work environment by leaving
group work,
clear instructions to lab partners
when they
• Awarded B+
relate to the
position.
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