John:  a vita is usually for academic positions and contains just about
every lecture ever given and publication ever written! A curriculum vita is
usually long -- many pages......as opposed to a resume, summarizing key
responsibilities and jobs in 2-4 pages.

Kind regards,
Terrie
Principal, TNI Consultants in Professional Development
Oak Park, IL
www.tniconsultants.com
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From: "John Martinson" <[log in to unmask]>
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Subject: Resume? or Vita?


> I believe I know the answer but just checking to make sure.  What is the
> difference between a "resume" and a "vita" ~ appreciate your comments.
>
> John
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