Those don't work well on resumes. There exists no indication about which position you're applying for or what your education or experience consist of. Education List the most recent first. Don't write your dates of attendance as inclusive dates. Employers just need to know when you complete your degree, not how long it took you.
Work Experience Begin with the most recent.
List dates, job title, name of organization, address, and description of duties. Include action verbs. Don't lump duties all together. Seperate them by using bullets. Refrain from using abbreviations, unless you have already mentioned what it stands for before.