Thisguy
Pain-in-the-dick
My CV is right here:
www.cse.msu.edu/~bailliet/CV.pdf
First of all, let me say: Michigan State sucks. Heh, just kidding.
Anyway, since you posted your resume, I see some obvious things to point out that I can't let go.
1) Keep it to a page. Period.
2) List things in relevant order: Education, Professional Exp, Tech Skills, Languages. (For someone who has been working for a while and looking for a new job, education goes to the bottom of the resume.)
3) Can all the high school stuff. Takes up way too much space and a potential employer wants to see what you're doing in college, not what kind of high school superstar you were. Plus it looks bad that you have listed all these leadership things from high school, then have none from college.
4) Get rid of the "expected" in front your graduation date, and just list it instead.
5) College GPA: There's the old trick, if it's better than 3.0 list it, if it's not, don't. However, if you don't list it, employers are going to wonder and probably assume it's worse than it is. Since you said in your post it's a 3.7X, that's something that should be listed and at the top of your resume in the education section.
6) Objective. This is usually a good part to put under your name, it's should be a brief statement as to what you're looking for, i.e. "To obtain a summer internship in the communications field..."
Good luck with your application, and since you're interested in joining the Navy, the resume part isn't important, but if you're looking for a summer internship, the resume is what employers scan to see if this person is worth interviewing. If it's unorganized or a mess, the employer is going to move on.