Getting Ahead of the

Competition

Isn’t it just about ‘grades’?

Mr. Oxx

Student Resume PLEASE TYPE

• NAME

• ADDRESS

• PHONE NUMBER

• Date of Birth

• Email Address

• SCHOOL NAME

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• A. School Activities School Years Hrs. per Wk./Wks. Per Yr.

Positions/Honors

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– Club, Organizations (include what you did as a member/officer)

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– Awards Received

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– Athletics

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– Drama, Music, Debate, Decathlon, Art, etc.

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B. Community Activities School Years Hrs. per Wk./Wks. Per Yr.

Positions/Honors

Organizations (Officer, Church Youth Group, Scouts, Y Club, Sports)

Volunteer Work Honors and Awards

Make sure you list ‘tons’ of

community service!

C. Work Experience Place Dates Employed Hours Worked Per Week

Job Description

D. College Classes Taken Location Dates Grades

E. Other Summer Activities not Listed Above

You need to add in things that you

didn’t even think were important!

F. Hobbies, Special Talents or Other

Interests (include what you do during your

spare time, what you have done over the

past summers, books you enjoy, etc.)

Make sure you reveal details about yourself that will give the

reader a sense of what you are interested in.

Are you ready to answer

the proverbial question:

What do you want to be

when you grow up &

WHY? Ambitions, Plans and Goals:

Clubs & Activities Club Description Advisor Meet Time Location

Anime Club Japanese Animation Silva Wednesdays 3:00-4:00 2-205

Arts Club Create/explore/celebrate art Seigel Weekly Thurs/3:00 2-105

Biomedical Research

Club          lastest scientific discoveries Priess-Fiedler Friday   3:00    2-212

Book Club

Read books and learn how to place them

correctly Kling 1/ month Fri. Afterschool Library

Chess Club students who know/learn how to play chess Oishi Mon/Wed 3:00-4:00 1-218

Christian Athletic Club Equip/Train/Encourage Faith

Morgan/

Colchado Thursdays 1st lunch 1-223

2nd lunch 1-

139

Couponing Club trade coupons and learn to save money Tacconelli E.O week Tues. 3:00-4:00

Cross Country Club Promoting a healthy lifestyle Brito Daily 3:00-4:00 Track

CSF Top Academics/Community Service Pruden

2 x's

month/Tues

After

school/2nd

Lunch 1-236

Debate Club Students learn to debate various topics Morgan

2x month

Thursdays 3:00-4:00 1-223

Decathalon Jeopardy for the scholastic athlete Keeling Weds/Fri 3:00-4:00 1-115

DJ & Music Production Insight into DJ/Music Production Ninofranco Monthly Fri/3:00-4:00 1-245

Drama Club Practice Improvisation Games Marting Wednesdays 3:00-4:00 1-138

Film Club Films/Documentaries Shown Colchado Fridays 2 x's month 1-139

French Club French Projects/Trips Engle No Reg Mtgs See Teacher 1-156

G Rhythm Plan/choreograph/perform dance Morales Weekly Thurs/3:00 1-113

Game Club Video Game Tournaments Proctor 2 x's month Thurs 1st 1-141 2nd 1-138

Girl's Circle Prom Dress Project Jocham 1st Wed 7:15-8:00 1-222

Girl's Scouts Explore Scientific Activities for Girls Siddall Thursdays 3:00-4:00 2-110

Glee Club Sing and compete Cortez moday lunch 1-126

Green Fingers Club Help restore enviorment Fiedler every Friday 3:00- 4:00

Green Grizzlies

Club                 Green Grizzlies Club                 Priess Thursday 3:00 2-212

Grizzlies Giving A Paw Connects students for Volunteer Blash Tuesdays 1st lunch2-211 2nd lunch1-230

Guitar Club Play and teach guitar Musgni fridays 3:00- 4:00 2-116

Hacky Sack Club

Play and teach others how to play with a

hacky sack Tacconelli 2x's month Wednesday 1-157

Spanish Club Celebrate/Hispanic Culture Gonzalez Fridays 3:00- 4:00 1-241

Historical Society volunteering @ Centennial Museum R. Morgan Monthly 7:30-8:00 1-223

Journalism A club to support our newspaper Feuerborn daily

during 4th per

class 1-116

Key Club Community Service Opportunity Ninofranco Monthly/Wed 1st 1-245 2nd 1-219

Kiwanis Bowl Academic Trivia - all levels of students Statler Tuesdays 3:00-4:00 1-262

K-Pop (Korean) Culture/Dance/Music Larragoiti Mondays 3:00-4:00 2-104

Lolita's Crafts Creating Simple Crafts Larragoiti Wednesdays 3:00-4:00 2-104

Mariachi Club learning/performing by audition Vismantas Fridays 3:00-4:30 3-132

Mash714 Bike Club - promoting bike use Bookataub Thursdays 1st Lunch 2-111

MESA Enhance knowledge of math/science careers

Tran/Elizond

o/Uytingco Wed/Fri 3:00-4:30

1-264, 1-152,

1-153

Move Making Club Learn to film and produce movies Morris Fridays Afterschool 2-216

National Honor Society Jrs/Srs/ComSer/3.5+ Gharda 2nd/Thurs 7:15- 8:00 1-237

Photography Club Digital Photo/School Activities Majaraj Wednesdays 3:00-4:00 4-101

Pink Ribbon Club Educate/Promote Cancer Prevention Feuerborn Tuesdays 3pm 2x's/month 1-116

Red Cross Club outreach community service Moss 2 x's mon/Tues 3:00-4:00 1-117

The GIFTS Club

Community Outreach/ Food Services

Employment Leonard Monthly/Fri 2nd Lunch 1-131

Top Ten Club Explore Top 10/food, music, dance, culture Lee 2x's month Tues/3:00-4:00 1-127

Video Games Club Play video games and coompete Proctor Tues/Thurs lunch 1-141

VSA Club Vietnamese Student Association Tran

modified

mondays 1st lunch 1-152

Yugioh Club Play cards and have tournaments Kling daily every break Library

Community Service Forms

Volunteer Request Form Please complete the form below and email it to Mrs. Blash at Megan.Blash@sausd.us

1. Contact Name: and Organization Name:

2. Description of Volunteer Activity:

3. Number of Volunteers Needed:

4. Date(s):

5. Time(s):

6. Ongoing Activity: One Time Activity:

*Your volunteer request will be announced at the next club meeting, an

email to club members will be sent out and the opportunities will also be

included on the campus volunteer opportunities list in the Activities Office.

7. Additional Information:

Community Service Form

Directions about how to complete this form and how to document

your hours are included on the reverse side of this form. Please write

legibly.

Name:_____________________________ ID #:______________

Graduation Year:_______

1st Period

Teacher:______________________________________________

History Teacher:

______________________________________________________

Student Signature:

______________________________________________________

Dates & Hours Served (Please Include Month, Day & Year)

Date Activity Hours Supervisor Total Hours: _____________

What is a Volunteer ? Volunteer

The nonprofit sector cannot take the place of

government programs, nor can it single-handedly

cure the ills and disparities of society. But each of

us can make a difference in a small way, in our

own sphere, and can find ways to help that will

make our efforts worth the time and trouble we

invest in them.

Some of the Best Reasons to Volunteer

Some of the best reasons to give are the ones you

may not have considered — the ones that make it

worth your while to go that extra step. People who

have spent time volunteering for a cause report

that they get back in satisfaction and joy more

than they ever expend in inconvenience or effort

— what you get back is immeasurable. You'll also

receive these benefits:

Volunteering makes you feel needed.

Volunteering can lead to learning new skills.

Volunteering can help you deal with some of your

personal problems.

Volunteering helps you meet new people and

breaks down barriers of misunderstanding,

mistrust and fear.

Volunteering can create new contacts which may

help your business or career.

It's What in the World You Can Do!

You might be thinking, "The little bit that I can do

will never help much!" or "What in the world can

I do?" If you've ever spent ten minutes reading a

book to a lonely child, you now that even that

small amount of compassion and attention can

make a world of difference. No one person can

solve the world's problems, but what little you do

can make your little corner of the world — or one

far away from yours a happier, healthier, safer

place to live for those who need your help.

Search here for volunteer opportunities in Orange County.

http://www.volunteercenter.org

Search for local volunteer opportunities here.

http://www.volunteermatch.org

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LOS ANGELES CENTER FOR ENRICHED STUDIES

•I. EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

School Activities School Years Hrs. per Wk./Wks. Per Yr. Positions/Honors

1. Club, Organizations

Leadership 9,10,11,12 2/40 Special Events Co-Chair (11,12)

Member (9, 10)

Young Asian Scholars 9,10,11,12 3/40

Coordinating VP (12),

Vice- President (11),Treasurer (10)

Journalism 10,11,12 5/40

Asst. Editor-in-Chief (12),

Inside Editor (11), Sports

Editor (10)

Sixth Grade Homeroom 10,11,12 3/40

Student Advisor

Leader

National Honor Society 10,11,12 2/40

Member 10,11, 12

LACES Step Team 10, 11, 12 5/40 Co-Captain (11)

2. Awards Received

National Merit Scholar

College Board AP Scholar with Distinction

(An average grade of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken, and grades of 3 or higher on five or more exams)

Principal’s Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12

LACES Gold Scholar 11, 12

3. Athletics

Junior Varsity Volleyball 9 8/10

Team Member

Varsity Volleyball 10,11,12 8/10

Team Member

Varsity Swim Team 9,10,11,12 8/10 City Invitational Champions (11)

Varsity Soccer 9,10,11,12 8/10

Team Member

4. Drama, Music, Debate, Decathlon, Art, etc.

Mock Trial - 9, 10, 11, 12

Member Defense Attorney

LACES Advanced Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12 Trumpet

Community Activities School Years Hrs. per Wk./Wks. Per Yr. Positions/Honors

I. Organizations

AYSO 9, 10 8/12 Team Member, All-Star

Boy Scouts of America 9, 10, 11,12 4/40 Eagle Scout, Senior Patrol Leader (11)

Asst. Senior Patrol Leader 10

2. Volunteer Work

Food to Homeless 9, 10 4/2

Packager and Distributor

Revlon Walk 9, 10, 11, 12 3/7

Walker, Fundraiser

Aids Walk L.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 3/1 Walker

Koreh L.A. 11, 12 4/3 Reading to elementary school child

Jack and Jill of America, Inc. 9, 10, 11, 12 5/30 President (12)

•Honors and Awards

None

Work Experience Place Dates Employed Hours Worked Per Week Job Description

Cheviot Hills Sports Camp, (September 2004), 40/wk counselor for elementary school aged

children

Zimmer Children’s Museum (June, 2005 to December, 2006), 4 to 6 hours per week, 48 weeks per year,

Museum Assistant, facilitate interaction between families, assist at birthday parties, maintain library data base, keep museum neat

Corner Bakery, (January 206 to August 2006), 4 to 6 hours per week, cashier

Hobbies, Special Talents and Other Interests

1. Academic Summer Programs

John-Hopkins Center for Talented Youth at LMU

UCLA Summer Discovery

2. Reading

3. Playing tennis, swimming and dancing

II. Ambitions, Plans and Goals

My future plans include college and graduate school educations. I hope to enter the field of business,

studying either economics or management science. I want to attend a university that not only has a strong

business department, but also the liberal arts. Although I think I know what I want to do with my life, I

still want to explore all of the possibilities available to me. I am interested in such other subjects as history

and journalism, and I may want to work these fields into my major

Higher Education Center Mr. Bravo College Information

Financial Aid Information

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