Resume

In preparation for work interviews/applications, professional opportunities/scholarships and college applications, you will be creating an activities resume to showcase your involvement and development as an individual throughout your high school career. If you run out of space for a question, continue your answer on a separate piece of paper. Directions: Answer the following questions. If the question does not fit your personal experience, please explain politely why you do not have experience in this area. Necessary Documents:
 * Activities Resume **
 * Preparation Questions **
 * 1)  Do you have a job? How often do you work? What are your responsibilities? What have you achieved? What have you learned?
 * 2)  Do you play a sport? What teams do you play for (MHS or outside)? How often do you practice/play? What have you achieved playing this sport? What have you learned?
 * 3)  Are you involved in the Drama/Musical presentations here at MHS or a drama program outside of school? Which presentations have you participated in? How often do you practice? What have you achieved? What have you learned?
 * 4)  Are you involved in the Music program here at MHS or a music program outside of school? What groups are you involved in (chorus, band, etc.)? How often do you practice? What have you achieved? What have you learned?
 * 5)  Are you involved in any clubs at MHS or outside of school? What groups are you involved in (chorus, band, etc.)? How often do you practice? What have you achieved? What have you learned?
 * 6)  Have you performed any community service in your high school career? Describe your experience. When? Where? Why? What organization?
 * 7)  Have you held any leadership positions during your high school career? Describe your responsibilities.
 * 8)  Have you received any awards, recognitions, or honors during your high school career?
 * 9)  Have you had any unique experiences that set you apart from other high school students? Describe.
 * 10)  What do you plan to do after high school? Please respond in a **well-developed paragraph.**