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Hector's Guide to Preparing a RESUME
There are basically two types of resume, chronological and functional.
Below is a sample chronological resume.  I will create a sample of functional
resume as soon as I find the time.  Scroll below the resume for guides on 
resume preparation.  Enjoy!!!
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					P.O.Box 00000		Phone:123-4567
					Honolulu, Hawaii 11111	Email:JohnQ@JohnQPublic			


JOHN Q PUBLIC
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OBJECTIVE      
		To perform administrative duties, counsel  students, and to teach 
		courses in criminal justice  and business administration.

PERSONAL QUALIFICATION
		Strong academic background, experienced in teaching, and able to 
		handle hard to control students.

WORK EXPERIENCE
		1995-present    College Number 1
		Department  Chair, General Education
		Evaluate instructors, advise students, order materials 
		for instructors, teach criminal justice courses including 
		law enforcement, corrections, criminal justice systems, 
		business administration including finance, management, 
		accounting, economics, and responsible of hiring instructors, 
		deciding textbooks, advising students.

		1998-1999        College Number 2
		Department Chair/Instructor, International Business
		Hired instructors, decided books for the classes, updated 
		syllabi, staffed classes, taught business related classes.

		1997-1998        College Number 3         
		Department Head/Instructor, Criminal Justice
		Made sure classes are staffed, evaluated instructors, 
		updated appropriate textbooks for each class

		1998-present     College Number 4
		Adjunct Instructor
		Teach criminal justice courses such as justice administration 
		and also teach business administration.

		1998-1999        College Number 5
		Adjunct Instructor
		Taught criminal justice classes including corrections and justice 
		systems.

		1995-present     Dept. of Public Safety/Dept. of Education
 		Instructor 
		1) Prison Number 1-teach GED and Community Based High School Diploma 
		Program(CBHDP), introduction to computers.

		2) Prison Number 2-teaches adult male inmates Adult Basic Education 
		with an emphasis on Math.  

		3) Prison Number 3-teaches business development to adult male inmates 
		to get ready for the outside world.

EDUCATION	   University Number 1					
			Masters of Science in Criminal Justice Administration, 1995	
			Masters of Business Administration, 1993	

			University Number 2
			Bachelor of Science-Economics, 1993		
			Bachelor of Science-Justice Administration, 1991
						
MEMBERSHIP	
	     American Correctional Association
		Correctional Education Association
		American Accounting Association
		National Honor Society for Criminal Justice, University Number 1
		National Honor Society for Business Administration, University Number 1

AWARDS		Teacher of the year, 1996-College Number 3.

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BELOW ARE GUIDES TO PREPARING RESUME

Power verbs for your resume-(taken from Rockport Institute)
accelerated accomplished achieved addressed administered advised allocated answered appeared applied appointed appraised approved arranged assessed assigned assisted assumed assured audited awarded
bought briefed broadened brought budgeted built
cataloged caused changed chaired clarified classified closed collected combined commented communicated compared compiled completed computed conceived concluded conducted conceptualized considered consolidated constructed consulted continued contracted controlled converted coordinated corrected counseled counted created critiqued cut
dealt decided defined delegated delivered demonstrated described designed determined developed devised diagnosed directed discussed distributed documented doubled drafted
earned edited effected eliminated endorsed enlarged enlisted ensured entered established estimated evaluated examined executed expanded expedited experienced experimented explained explored expressed extended
filed filled financed focused forecast formulated found founded
gathered generated graded granted guided
halved handled helped
identified implemented improved incorporated increased indexed initiated influenced innovated inspected installed instituted instructed insured interpreted interviewed introduced invented invested investigated involved issued
joined
kept
launched learned leased lectured led licensed listed logged
made maintained managed matched measured mediated met modified monitored motivated moved
named navigated negotiated
observed opened operated ordered organized oversaw
participated perceived performed persuaded planned prepared presented processed procured programmed prohibited projected promoted proposed provided published purchased pursued
qualified questioned
raised ranked rated realized received recommended reconciled recorded recruited redesigned reduced regulated rehabilitated related reorganized repaired replaced replied reported represented researched resolved responded restored revamped reviewed revise
saved scheduled selected served serviced set set up shaped shared showed simplified sold solved sorted sought sparked specified spoke staffed started streamlined strengthened stressed stretched structured studied submitted substituted succeeded suggested summarized superseded supervised surveyed systematized
tackled targeted taught terminated tested took toured traced tracked traded trained transferred transcribed transformed translated transported traveled treated trimmed tripled turned tutored
umpired uncovered understood understudied unified unraveled updated upgraded used utilized
verbalized verified visited
waged weighed widened won worked wrote

SOME OTHER POWER WORDS
ability capable capability capacity competence competent complete completely consistent contributions demonstrated developing educated efficient effective effectiveness enlarging equipped excellent exceptional expanding experienced global increasing knowledgeable major mature maturity nationwide outstanding performance positive potential productive proficient profitable proven qualified record repeatedly resourceful responsible results significant significantly sound specialist substantial substantially successful stable thorough thoroughly versatile vigorous well educated well rounded worldwide

HERE IS THE LINK TO ROCKPORT INSTITUTE FOR MORE GUIDES TO RESUME

The number one purpose of a resume Civic / Community Leadership
Other possible reasons to have a resume. Publications
What it isn't. Comments from Supervisors
What if I'm not sure of my job target? Personal Interests
How to knock their socks off. References
Focus on the employer's needs, not yours. Guidelines for Better Presentation
Plan first Power Words
A great resume has two sections Production
The objective Length
The summary A few More Tips
Skills and accomplishments What to Avoid
Evidence Accuracy / Honesty
Experience What if I Have Not Performed Brilliantly?
Education I'm Not Sure I'm Extraordinary at Anything
Awards Question a Pro Writer Would Ask.
Professional Affiliations Basic Resume Formats