Self-study
Hey all,
Very specific question here. Basically, I’m going to be part of a local research team for a study being done by a large national non profit. I’m just wondering how I would put that in my resume.
To give more detail, I wouldn’t be listed among the primary authors, but my name would be in the appendix listed under my team. I suppose I’m curious how one cites that in a resume, or if I even should.
Thanks!
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Absolutely always add all experience to a resume (in my humblest of opinions). Your time and energy = money. This is a great experience that will, likely, help you develop many important skills. IF YOU ARE A CO-AUTHOR, you could list it under "publications" on your resume or "research." I format my research projects in APA, but it does depend on the type of research. For APA, you would cite all of the authors and then bold your name. If you are not a co-author and simply worked on the project, then you would just talk about what you did, as opposed to displaying it as though you are an author- like any other job listing or academic endeavor on your resume. this is just my opinion