Resume Samples
If you are stuck and don’t know where to start, take a look at the resume samples below to help guide you as your create and update your resume. If you have questions regarding your resume, contact us to make an appointment with your advisor.
While imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, please do not duplicate the resume samples.
When referencing UW Oshkosh on your resume:
- Use the full title, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh (no hyphen), on first reference.
- UW Oshkosh is acceptable for all further references within your resume. The use of “UWO” is generally discouraged, unless you are dealing with space constraints within your resume.
- A hyphen is only used in UW-Oshkosh when referring to the Athletics program.
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General Resume Examples
Business
- Antonio Alfaro – Accounting*
- Mary Market*
Combination
- Cary Career (Liberal Studies)
Curriculum Vitae
- Chanda Anand * – Biology
Education
Functional
While the examples here show majors in Education, any major can use this format with some adjustments.
- Francis Functional* – Education
- Sage Xiong* – Education
Human Services
- Daisha Harris*- Human Services Leadership
Humanities
International
- Ian J. International* (various ways to market global experiences)
Natural Sciences
- Carl Computer*
- Erin Example
- Jacey Danforth – Rehab Science
- Chanda Anand – Biology
- John Millar-Jones
Nursing
- Nathan Nurse* – Accelerated
- Mandy Medical* Pre-nursing Admission Frosh – Soph I
- Nadia Nurse* – Post – Admission Soph II-Senior II
Social Sciences
*indicate resumes that can be found the 2020-2021 e-Get Hired! Guide.
*Resume advice is based on nationwide best practices and on employer feedback.
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN OSHKOSH
Career & Professional Development
(920) 424-2181
career@uwosh.eduStudent Success Center, Suite 125
750 Elmwood Ave.
Oshkosh, WI 54901
Oshkosh Campus
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Fox Cities Campus Advisor Hours
- Fox Cities Hours:
- Schedule appointments via Handshake
- Services only offered when classes are in session during the fall and spring terms.