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Ev 41 A2HHCCDGE AaBbceDdEe AaBbCcDc AaBbCcDdEt Aal Normal No Spacing Heading 1 Heading 2 Tit A Task: Students will compose a one-page single-spaced direct good-news letter. Students should be able to compose and format this letter using standard business letter format (see sample provided in Moodle and in text) with standard punctuation and font as well as syntax and grammar. The students should use appropriate business tone. The particular response is flexible based on the student's evaluation of the case study and strategy for response. You may write in first person. Choose one of the following case studies as the topic for your direct letter: Topic 1: Editorial Service As owner of Get It Write, an editorial and tutoring service, write to Gia Giancarlo confirming the details of yesterday's telephone conversation. Ms. Giancarlo, a marketing expert with a high profile in the business community, is writing a series of articles for a business publication and is also working on a book-length manuscript that she plans to submit to publishers in Canada and the United States. She has asked you to review her writing and make necessary changes so her academic style will have boarder popular appeal. You agreed on an hourly rate of $80 and discussed the type of style for which she is aiming. You also agreed to meet next week to discuss the projects in greater detail. OR Topic 2: Mentorship program When you graduated from high school, you volunteered or a mentorship program designed to help students in the next graduating class choose colleges and universities best suited to their needs and career objectives. You agreed to write briefly to your former guidance counsellor with details of academic programs, standards of instruction, student services, residence accommodations, extracurricular activities, and overall college life at the academic institution you attend. Although you prefer not to include personal information, you would like to record your impressions and provide helpful details that supplement what prospective students can find on your college's or university's website. Write to your guidance counsellor with brief comments on the topics listed above. Offer to greet a small group of students from your former high school when they tour your college or university next month