As I mentioned in the previous post, the AMCAS Work/Activities section is more than a resume. Like a resume, it requires you to include the dates, location, and description of activities. But you will also need specifics on the average hours per week you spent on the activity and the name, title, phone number, and e-mail of a contact who can vouch that you did the activity. This contact can be a professor, coach, community service advisor, principal investigator, etc. It should not be a member of your family.
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