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Joe Grimm, visiting journalist at the Michigan State University School of Journalism, tackles the toughest recruiting questions.
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Journalism awards on my resume?

Q: On my résumé, I have a sentence naming all the groups that have given me awards, instead of listing them year by year. Think that's a good way to go? And what about awards one wins in collaboration with one or two other reporters?

Ink Stained

A: Grouping by association, rather than date, can keep your résumé from getting unwieldy.

In an age of growing reliance on teamwork, team awards are just fine.

Posted by Joe Grimm 7:00 AM Jul 11, 2006
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