I'm having trouble narrowing down my choices for W/A. Below I list my list of 15... followed by questions & thought in which I'm re-considering.
Questions:
Q1 - I've dedicated a lot of space to Web/Multimedia/Medical Illustration, so MAYBE it would be better to include something else, instead of (9), or combine (9) into (6). What do you think?
Q2 - I have some certifications, but assume they are not really noteworthy - do you agree?
- Hazardous Materials Nuclear Gauge Safety Training Certification (1996 to 1998)
- Oregon Department of Agriculture Pesticide Consultant License (1996 to 1997)
- CPR/First Aid (previously and now current again)
Q3 - Do you think this is worth including as an activity- I have attended conferences in teaching, soil science, medical illustration and programming. Note/also: Is is a detractor that none are recent?
Conferences and Workshops
- Flash ActionScript Boot Camp, Rochester, NY (2005)
- Association of Medical Illustrators Annual Meeting, Los Angeles (2005)
- Association of Medical Illustrators Annual Meeting, Cleveland (2004)
- php | works - 2004 PHP conference, Toronto (2004)
- Macromedia Beginning Macromedia Flash MX Seminar, Rochester, NY (2002)
- American Society of Agronomy/Soil Science Society of America Annual Conference (1996)
- University-wide Teaching Assistant Training Workshop Facilitator (1994)
- American Society of Agronomy/Soil Science Society of America Annual Conference (1993)
- University-wide Teaching Assistant Training Workshop Volunteer (1993)
- University-wide Teaching Assistant Training Workshop Participant (1992)
Q4 - I also thought that my industry awards might seem too obscure:
Industry Awards and Honors:
- Davey Award, Interactive Multimedia Gold Award - Direct Marketing category (2006)
- Davey Award, Interactive Multimedia Gold Award - Sales category (2006)
- PRism Award, Interactive CD - Corporate category (2003)
- Scienceman 4.5 out of 5 ranking for CD-ROM (2001)
Q5 - Also thought these are probably too pedestrian - nothing special - agreed?
Academic Awards:
- Graduate Scholarship, Rochester Institute of Technology (1998 to 1999)
- Graduate Teaching Assistantship, Medical Illustration, Rochester Institute of Technology (1998 to 1999)
- Graduate Assistantship, Rochester Institute of Technology (1998 to 1999)
- Graduate Assistantship, Rochester Institute of Technology (1997 to 1998)
- Teaching Assistantship, Division of Biology, Cornell University, Head TA (Fall 1994 to Spring 1995)
- Teaching Assistantship, Division of Biology, Cornell University (Fall 1993 to Spring 1994)
- Teaching Assistantship, Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, Cornell University (Spring 1993)
- Research Assistantship, Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, Cornell University (Fall 1992)
- Deans List, Cornell University (Fall 1991)
- National Merit Scholarship Finalist (1989)
- National Honor Society
Q6 - For two years, during my Master of Fine Arts program, I served as an assistant to the chair of a department at the college I was attending - perhaps this activity is a better choice since it adds diversity and demonstrates some different skills/responsibilities?
Assistant to the Chair
(Sep 1997-May 1999, 10-20 hr/wk)
- Provided extensive support for Chair of XYZ Department of an art school. Scheduled, coordinated, and facilitated official faculty reviews of all incoming freshman applicants art portfolios to the school, filing evaluation forms and reporting results to the admissions office. Developed and managed databases for the department chair. Performed invoicing, light accounting, purchase order processing, and bank deposits related to professional art educators association for which the chair served as treasurer.