Clean CV template
Author
Christopher Johnstone
Last Updated
2 years ago
License
Creative Commons CC BY 4.0
Abstract
A simple font-awesome enabled CV or resume template.
Automatically highlights specific author names in an attached citation list.
\documentclass{clean_cv}
% Add a BibTeX-style file encoding all of your publications to include here. You can export this from Zotero. Only include
% publications you want to appear here!
\addbibresource{publications.bib}
\author{Frodo Baggins}
\headlineposition{Ringbearer}
\begin{document}
\maketitle
% In this section, you can use any of the FontAwesome icons. The commands \faCenter and \faCenterStyle have been defined to properly center the icons
% when using the default font settings.
%
% You can use any of the icons listed in the fontawesome5 package documentation (https://ctan.math.utah.edu/ctan/tex-archive/fonts/fontawesome5/doc/fontawesome5.pdf)
% If you need to specify a specific style (as is done here for the address card), you should use the two-argument \faCenterCycle command
\begin{center}
\begin{tabular}{lll}
\faCenter{envelope} \href{mailto:frodo@shire.com}{frodo@shire.com} & \faCenter{phone-alt} 541-754-301 & \faCenterStyle{regular}{address-card} Bag End, the Shire, 99991 \\
\faCenter{orcid} \href{https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1825-0097}{0000-0002-1825-0097} & \faCenter{github} \href{https://github.com/frodo}{frodo} & \faCenter{globe} \url{https://lotrproject.com} \\
\end{tabular}
\end{center}
\vspace{-1.5em}
\section{Education}
% The datetabular environment takes one argument, which is the width of the left date column. As seen here:
% 9em is a good choice for "dual-date" formats (e.g. Sep 2015 - Nov 2019).
% 4em is a good choice for month/year dates (Sep 2014).
% 2em is a good choice for year-only dates (as seen in the publications)
\begin{datetabular}{9em}
% This is just a tabular environment, for the most part. The dateentry command has been defined for
% convienence. It takes two arguments, the first is the date and the second is whatever you wish placed to the right.
\dateentry{Sep 3001 -- Ongoing}{
\textbf{Gandalf's Tutelage, Rivendell}
\textit{PhD in Resisting Evil}
}
\dateentry{Sep 2985 -- 3001}{
\textbf{Bilbo's Tutelage, Bag End}
\textit{BS in Merriment}
}
\end{datetabular}
\section{Work Experience}
\begin{datetabular}{9em}
\dateentry{3001 - Ongoing}{
\textbf{The Fellowship -- Rivendell}
\textit{Ringbearer}
\begin{itemize}
\item Currently resisting the call of Sauron.
\end{itemize}\eatvspace}
% There is something seriously funky happening between the tabular commands and the end of the itemize blocks.
% The command \eatvspace should be used if extra space appears at the end of a datetabular environment.
\end{datetabular}
\section{Leadership and Teaching Experience}
\section{Honors}
\section{Publications}
\nocite{*} % Loads every entry from the attached .bib file
% Highlight takes three entries, given name, given name initials, and family name.
% If you have a middle initial, this call looks like:
% \highlightauthorname{Bob H.}{B. H.}{Smith}
\highlightauthorname{Frodo}{F.}{Baggins}
\begin{datetabular}{2em}
%printbibyear has been defined to only print entries from a given citation year.
\dateentry{3011}{\printbibyear{3001}}
\dateentry{3001}{\printbibyear{3011}}
\end{datetabular}
\end{document}