Include details relevant to the job you are seeking, such as courses, special projects, minor, area of emphasis, etc., that the employer would not automatically know you've had. If necessary, you can break this into two major categories, such as Related Experience and Additional Experience. This allows you to put the most relevant items together. Utilize past-tense action verbs in the descriptions of your accomplishments and responsibilities. Make the format scan able and put the most relevant words first.
Activities List the most relevant activities and offices held first.
You can add brief explanatory details of the position and your accomplishments. This section can add individuality and flavor to your resume, so you may want to include unusual or interesting items. Include college, community and, occasionally, outstanding high school activities that support your career goals. Honors can be included in the Activities section. For most undergraduates, one page is the most common length, because they lack sufficient experience for two pages.