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How to write your Resume

Activities/Interest

This section of the resume is optional.

Here's why you might decide to point out skills that have been demonstrated in your non-professional life

Activities and interests, while they sound similar, are actually different things.

Activities are structured...as with clubs, professional associations, etc.
Examples would be Member of Computer Club, President of Alumni Association, Church Choir Member, Red Cross Volunteer, etc. When listing activities, indicate the name of the organization, your role (e.g. member, volunteer, office held), and years of participation. For example: "Volunteer, Habitat for Humanity, 1992 - 95".

Interests, on the other hand, are unstructured individual pursuits.
Examples would be reading, cross country skiing, sewing, managing personal investments, tennis, etc. When listing interests, typically (but not always) your role is obvious, and years are not relevant.

Activities:  
Member of
President of
Volunteer in
Interests
Sports
Hobbies