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How would you put that you second seated a trial on your resume?

I've always seen it as "second chair." You could probably say "second chair, [whatever kind of trial]," "second chair on [trial]," or "second chaired [trial]" - whatever sounds best with how you describe other stuff on your resume.

A. Nony Mouse wrote:I've always seen it as "second chair." You could probably say "second chair, [whatever kind of trial]," "second chair on [trial]," or "second chaired [trial]" - whatever sounds best with how you describe other stuff on your resume.

Thanks Nony!

Got a similar Q: Is it Research Assistant "to" or "for" [name]

Anonymous User wrote:Got a similar Q: Is it Research Assistant "to" or "for" [name]

Nice use of anon. I put Research Assistant for [professor]. That worked out fine for me. But I see no issue with "to," or even doing something like Professor _______, research assistant.