HIT: Presentations on Resume

[uthoff <uthoff@fyiowa.infi.net>]

Thank-you to everybody who replied. The general consensus I got from the replies
was that you simply have a section called Presentations or attach a list.

The simple response I got was to:
list the date, the venue, conference title and my topic title.

The most complex response was:
University professors, et al, usually have a section of the resume
subtitled Presentations.  The listing is given much as you would cite a
paper.

APA style

My 14th edition of Chicago Manual of Style gives this example:

Zerubavel, Eviatar.  "The Benedictine Ethic and the Spirit of
Scheculing." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the International
Society for the Comparative Study of Civilizations, Milwaukee, Wis.,
April 1978.

One librarian groups hers by subject. All agreed it looked impressive. I'll be
adding it to my resume. Again thanks for the help!

Sarah S. Uthoff
High School Librarian
Durant, IA
uthoff@fyiowa.infi.net

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