Every resume should highlight your name and address. Typically, you'll include both home and college addresses and phone numbers. Be sure the phone number you use will be answered. It doesn't help you to list a college resident phone that seldom gets answered, one where messages won't be taken, or to have an unprofessional message on your answering machine. These are optional sections.
Some students choose to give their resume focus by starting with a career objective.
This is helpful when your experiences do not indicate a particular career direction and you are targeting a field. If many of your experiences point to a direction, such as teaching, an objective is not needed. If you choose to use an objective, avoid flowery phrases, cliches and vague general objectives. An objective can focus on a function, an industry or the skills you wish to use. Some people choose to use a Qualifications Summary instead of a career objective.