CV Builder Instructions
Curriculum Vitae (CV) is Latin for “course of life”. It provides a summary of a faculty member’s experience, academic background including teaching experience, degrees, research, awards, publications, presentations, and other achievements, skills and credentials.
It is a summary of information about a faculty that is typically publicly visible.
Having a common format for CV’s allows those at the university to review in a more efficient and consistent way.
It ensures that common information is included and facilitates review and interpretation.
Faculty are encouraged to maintain a current Yale CV. In addition to making it available as needed, periodically updating it can ensure that information is captured and allow faculty and mentors to track progress.
Table of Contents
- 1 CV Builder Tool
- 2 Instruction and Sample Documents
- 3 General Instructions and Introduction
- 3.1 Information Included
- 3.2 Formatting
- 3.3 CV Builder
- 3.4 Example
- 4 Education
- 4.1 Information Included
- 4.2 CV Builder
- 4.3 Example
- 5 Career/Academic Appointments
- 5.1 Information Included
- 5.2 CV Builder
- 5.3 Example
- 6 Administrative Positions
- 6.1 Information Included
- 6.2 CV Builder
- 6.3 Example
- 7 Board Certification
- 7.1 Information Included
- 7.2 CV Builder
- 7.3 Example
- 8 Professional Honors & Recognition
- 8.1 Information Included
- 8.2 CV Builder
- 8.3 Example
- 9 Grant/Clinical Trials History
- 9.1 Information Included
- 9.2 CV Builder
- 9.3 Examples
- 10 Invited Speaking Engagements, Presentations & Workshops Not Affiliated With Yale
- 10.1 Information Included
- 10.2 CV Builder
- 10.3 Example
- 11 Peer-Reviewed Presentations Given at Meetings Not Affiliated With Yale
- 11.1 Information Included
- 11.2 CV Builder
- 11.3 Example
- 12 Professional Service
- 12.1 Information Included
- 12.2 CV Builder
- 12.3 Examples
- 13 Public Service
- 13.1 Information Included
- 13.2 CV Builder
- 13.3 Example
- 14 Bibliography