Honors List any awards, scholarships, or other honors that you have received. Extra Curricular or College Activities Articulate your involvement in activities. Your involvement represents positive personal qualities sought by employers, including leadership and organizational skills. You may consider this section to be optional if your career related experiences have strength and depth. References Avoid listing names, addresses, and phone numbers of references on your resume.
Some people list reference information on a separate, professionally prepared sheet of paper.
However, this is usually unnecessary and only serves to increase the amount of paper an employer must shuffle. It is a good idea to bring this reference list to your interview in case one is requested. Always give each of your references a copy of your resume so they have something to which they can refer. Summary of Qualifications List skills, attributes, or experiences that relate to your objective. This section tends to fit best either near the beginning or the end of a resume.