This sample resume uses the resume format from Step 3.

1. Name and Contact Information

Name: Home:	Dr. (Ms.) Vera Nasirah 922 South Washington Street Alexandria, Virginia 22314 (H) 703-555-1212, (Cell) 202-555-1212 Vnasirah@yahoo.com
Work:	Department of Urban Affairs, Social Sciences & Social Work University of the District of Columbia 4200 Connecticut Avenue, NW Washington, DC 2008 (W) 202-274-5555, (Fax) 202-274-5559 vnas@udc.edu
Work:	Bell Family Programs Social Services Volunteer, Part Time Trainer Juvenile Partner Program 180 Eye Street, 8th floor Washington, DC 20006-5427 (Cell) 571-337-5593 Vnasirah@bellfp.org

2. Preferences
Call me at: Either
Email me: Work- Department of Urban Affairs
Mail information to me at: Home

3. Job Codes
CCB-003, CB-004, CB-003, CCB-001, CCB-003, 0HS-001, 0HS-002

4. Primary Functions (describes your current occupational functions)
Currently, I am the Chairperson of the Department of Urban Affairs, Social Sciences & Social Work at the University of the District of Columbia. This is an administrative, supervisory position. I am also an Associate Professor of Political Science with specialty academic areas in American Government, Public Administration, Urban Politics, International Relations, and Public Policy Analysis. I am a Researcher who has managed and conducted grant-funded research (federal and private) projects in the areas of health policy issues, poverty, and children-related issues. I am a Volunteer Trainer for a juvenile partnership and crisis intervention program.

5. Fields of Expertise (describes your academic or knowledge background)
My fields of expertise are abandoned children or infants; boarder babies and drug affected children, children with special health care needs, child health services, Head Start, community-based services child care policy, public policy analysis, and medical, social, psychological, family services and social services.

6. Education
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Political Science
Clark Atlanta University, Atlanta, Georgia

Master of Arts (M.A.) Political Science
Atlanta University, Atlanta, Georgia

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Political Science
Southern University, A&M College, Baton Rouge, Louisiana

7. Grant Reviewing Experience
Summary: I have experience as a grant application evaluator (reviewer and facilitator/chairperson) for the Office of Community Services (OCS), Administration for Children and Families, Department of Health and Human Services from 1994 to 2002.
June 2002, Arlington, VA, Federal, OCS, grant reviewer, Family Violence Program
June 2001, Arlington, VA, Federal, OCS, grant panel facilitator, Family Violence Program
June 2001, Arlington, VA, Federal, OCS, grant panel facilitator, Community Economic Development Program
May 2001, Arlington, VA, Federal, OCS, grant panel facilitator, Job Opportunities for Low Income Individuals Program
June 2000, Arlington, VA, Federal, OCS, grant panel facilitator, Residential Energy Assistance Challenge Option Program (REACH)
June 2000, Arlington, VA, Federal, OCS, grant panel facilitator, Family Violence Program
May 2000, Arlington, VA, Federal, OCS, grant panel facilitator, Rural & Urban Development Program
April 2000, Arlington, VA, Federal, OCS, grant panel facilitator (chairperson), Job Opportunities for Low Income Individuals Program
April 2000, Washington, DC, Federal, OCS, grant reviewer, Historical Black College & Universities Program
June 1999, Washington, DC, Federal, OCS, grant panel facilitator, Family Violence Program
May 1999, Washington, DC, Federal, OCS, grant panel reviewer, Rural & Urban Development Program
June1998, Washington, DC, Federal, OCS, grant reviewer, Residential Energy Assistance Challenge Option Program (REACH)
May 1997, Washington, DC, Federal, OCS, grant reviewer, Rural & Urban Development Program
April 1997, Washington, DC, Federal, OCS, grant reviewer
June1995 and June 1996, Washington, DC, Federal, OCS, grant reviewer, Residential Energy Assistance Challenge Option Program (REACH)
June 1995, Washington, DC, Federal, OCS, grant reviewer, Family Violence Program
May 1995, Washington, DC, Federal, OCS, grant reviewer, Rural & Urban Development Program
June 1995, Washington, DC, Federal, OCS, grant reviewer, Historical Black College & Universities Program
June 1994, Washington, DC, Federal, OCS, grant reviewer, Family Violence Program

8. Professional Work Experience Relevant to Program-Related Topics
Chairperson, Department of Urban Affairs, Social Sciences & Social Work at the University of the District of Columbia and Associate Professor of Political Science with specialty academic areas in American Government, Public Administration, Urban Politics, International Relations, and Public Policy Analysis, 1996 to present.

Special Assistant, Office of Policy, Urban Mass Transportation Administration, Department of Transportation (Intergovernmental Assignment), July 1982-January 1984. Duties: Served as a principal advisor to the Director, Office of Policy, on matters related to policy formulation and research for urban mass transit programs. Performed program reviews and managed several research contracts. Member of speech writing team for the Administrator. Represented Administrator and Supervisor at meetings and conferences relating to transportation policy.

9. Publications Relevant to Program-Related Topics
"The Changing Face of Poverty in the District of Columbia," Center for Applied Research and Urban Policy for the District of Columbia: Family Services Administration, 2002, Research in Progress.

"Assessment of Agencies, Advocates & Providers Serving Children with Special Health Care Needs" in District of Columbia Children with Special Health Care Needs: Assessment Study, Final Report, Center for Applied Research and Urban Policy for the District of Columbia: Office of Maternal and Child Health, November 2000.

"Women in the Criminal Justice System: A Mirror of Society," Doctoral Dissertation, Clark Atlanta University, July 1996.

"National Programs Serving Substance Abusing Women and their Children" in Boarder Babies and Drug Affected Children in the District of Columbia, Final Report, Volume II, Center for Applied Research and Urban Policy, Grant research project, April 1990 - December 1991.

10. Other Work or Pertinent Volunteer Experience
Part-time Volunteer Trainer for Bell Family Programs, Juvenile Partner Program, Washington D.C., January 2001 to present. Duties include training volunteers for mentoring and crisis intervention.

Member & Recording Secretary, Board of Directors, Recreation Wish List Committee of Washington, DC. 1996- 2001.Duties include the planning and construction of the Southeast Tennis & Learning Center, designed as a state-of-the art facility to teach tennis to inner city children and serve as a safe haven for educational and recreation activities.

11. Licenses, Certifications, and Affiliations
Not Applicable

12. Two Professional References
Mr. N. Lew
130932 Elkridge Place
Beltsville, Maryland 20705
301-555-1212

Ms. T. Land
DHHS-Office of Community Services
370 L'Enfant Promenade SW, 8th floor
Washington, DC 20447
202-555-1212