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The internship is for a marketing/advertising position. I am a high school junior. I’ve left out of the resume that I am in my 14th year of dance classes and training, should I add that in? Let me know about how the overall resume is! Thanks for your time. =]
Oh, and the name of the company and all other information has been **** out.

OBJECTIVE
To obtain knowledge of the sales, marketing, and advertising fields through an internship that betters the **** Insurance team while at the same time enriches future endeavors.
EDUCATION
Completed two and a half years at **** High School and two semesters at **** Community College.
Graduation date: June 2010.
GPA 3.71.
EXPERIENCE
Newspaper Staff Member and Editor, **** Junior High School
•Aug 2004 – June 2006. Researched information for news articles using library and Web sources. Composed and edited informational articles, columns, editorials, and advertising copy.
Fundraising and Field Trip Organizer, **** High School
•August 2008 – present. Organized several fundraising projects for the National Honors Society, California Scholarship Federation, and Key Club, as well as participated extensively in said fundraisers.
•August 2008 – present. In charge of planning and scheduling field trips for the National Honors Society and California Scholarship Federation. Includes managing budgets, scheduling buses, arranging substitute teachers to take the place of teachers who are chaperoning on the trip, organizing permission slips, and obtaining permission through negotiating and writing letters to head officials at the school.

RELEVANT HIGH SCHOOL STUDIES
Advanced placement courses in English Language and American History with extensive research and writing assignments completed; video and music editing; teacher’s assistance work, including filing, photo copying, faxing, and answering phones; sociology; enrolled in public speaking; enrolled in second semester of high school Spanish.

HONORS, AWARDS, AND MEMBERSHIPS
•President of high school chapter of California Scholarship Federation
2008 – present.
•President of high school chapter of National Honor Society
2008 – present.
•Secretary of Animal Protection Club
Member, 2007 – present.
Secretary, 2008 – present.
•Member of Go Green Club
2008 – present.
•Member of Key Club International
2008 – present.
•Recipient of the Academic Excellence Award 2008
Recognizes students who have earned an outstanding grade point average and have had no disciplinary issues.
•Received outstanding score on Accuplacer test
Test judges reading and writing skills to place student in academic classes that agree with the student’s skills. Placed in an advanced college level reading and writing category with one of the highest scores possible.
•Altrusa Organization Volunteer
2008 – present.
•American Heart Association Volunteer
2008 – present.
•Relay for Life Walker
2004 – present.
OTHER SKILLS AND INFORMATION
Extensive Computer Knowledge – Skilled at most Microsoft Office tools, such as Word, Powerpoint, and Spreadsheet; basic HTML knowledge; fast typer from experience with writing reports, essays, and analyses of documents; advanced experience with Windows, Internet Explorer, email, anti-virus software, search engines, file-sharing software, Adobe Reader, and many other key components of use in the office setting.

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