First, you can tailor your résumé specifically toward the position you are applying to! It's okay to create different versions of your résumé that highlight specific skills or experiences based on the position you are applying to.
Try not to fill your résumé up with a lot of generic information – make the résumé unique to you! Your recruiter wants to see the most important, relevant information to the internship you’re applying for and especially what makes you different. Everyone’s résumé should tell a ‘story’; whether that story is your desire to get into animation, your love of working with people in a potential Human Resources setting, or your affinity for coding. Make sure your résumé is clear on what you love and what interests you.
While not every job requires a cover letter, including one is a great way of adding to the 'story' told by your résumé. If you choose to include one, your cover letter should not just restate your résumé, but help the recruiter understand why you’re interested in the role or career path, and what makes you distinct. Tell a brief story or share a unique fact as appropriate – we like getting to know you!
You may address your cover letter to “To whom it may concern,” “Recruiter,” or “Hiring Leader” as there will be many people reviewing applications for our internships. It is also not necessary to include a physical address on the cover letter – a city and state are enough.
Finally, don’t be afraid to ask for help! Your school’s career center should be able to assist in polishing your résumé so that it is practically perfect in every way!
Good luck!