Professional Cover Letter and Resume 1

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This writer doesn't just repeat her resume in her cover letter. Instead, she explains how all of these things can be useful to the reader.

Her resume does an excellent job of enumerating productivity though her Honors and Activities segment could be more effectively formatted.

1156 Westmoreland Drive

Baton Rouge, LA 70806

May 7, 2004

Mr. Ricky Lane

12086 Picardy Lane

Baton Rouge, LA 70809

Dear Mr. Lane,

I recently heard from Ashley Jones, a volunteer at your office, that your clinic is looking for more volunteers. As a patient at your clinic in September 1997 and April 2000, I was very impressed by the high quality of employees you had, and I would feel privileged to work with such a knowledgeable and personable staff.

I am currently enrolled at Louisiana State University, majoring in kinesiology with aspirations to attend physical therapy school. Since my enrollment in the fall of 2001, I he held numerous jobs to fund my education. As a result of this, I he yet to start my volunteer hours and would like to volunteer at your clinic regularly this summer.

As a manger of the LSU Track and Field teams, I know that your clinic provides injury rehabilitation for many LSU athletes. Athletic re

habilitation is an aspect of physical therapy in which I he a growing interest.

As equipment manager for the past year and a half, I he improved many skills I think would be beneficial in a clinic, the most important of which is time management. I currently work about fifteen to twenty hours a week, not including weekends. On weekends, I'm usually treling with the team, or setting up and taking down equipment for home meets. I he learned to prioritize and work efficiently because there are many times when five coaches each want different duties pleted at the same time.

Besides working with the LSU track team, I he coached middle school track and soccer, worked at an after-school care program and a summer camp. These jobs enabled me to work hands-on with children, but also required me to interact with their parents.

Aside from work, I am a diligent student as well. During my first two years at LSU, I was in the Honors College. I he also been on the Chancellor's List and Dean's List, and am in two active honors anizations and currently he a 3.5 GPA.

Please call me with any questions or to set up an interview at (225) 555-5555. I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,

Linda Blair

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