Project 08 Arguable Claim Email (25 points) Write an arguable claim email after reading Chapter 14: Emails in your textbook. However, you also need to study writing the arguable claim letter section that is described on pages (355-358). The sample arguable claim letter is on page 357. In addition, I have posted a "Arguable Claim Sample" in the Handouts folder on Blackboard. Assignment Length: Write an arguable claim email that is between 5-7 paragraphs in length and written in correct business format and tone for an email. Email Paragraph Length: Single-spaced. Don't exceed 6 sentences (email paragraphs are shorter than traditional documents) Use This Background Information for your Email For this assignment, you are writing as if you are employed by the Academy of American Poets as the events manager. The AAP has received an erroneous bill from a longstanding business client, and you have been trying to investigate the issue for the last two weeks. You are writing one last email in an attempt to solve this problem. The Problem In October, the Academy of American Poets held a poetry reading in honor of National Poetry Month at the downtown YMCA in Brooklyn, New York. Since the inception of National Poetry Month in 2010 , the YMCA has provided its space at a reduced rate of $4,000. A week after the event, the Y billed the Academy $4,500 for use of the facility. However, the YMCA failed to notify the Academy ahead of time regarding the price increase. Since your organization works on a limited budget, such a price increase could prevent the Academy from using the space in the future. - Staff Contacts: You have already been in contact with two of the YMCA's staff. You have spoken with Miles Teller, the event coordinator, as well as his supervisor, Nancy Kerrigan, who is the office manager. - Email Recipient: You will be writing your email to Tonya Harding, the regional manager for the YMCA. - Ms. Harding is the supervisor for both Mr. Teller and Ms. Kerrigan. - Ms. Harding is the last person who could possibly help you with this issue. Email Instructions: Points for my grading are based on this bullet pointed list below. Read them closely: Use the Background Information for the basis of your email, but you have creative flexibility with the basic facts. You are expected to expand and elaborate in any area where it assists your argument and builds your case. Areas to develop: - In your email, you might mention your thoughts about the event and the service the YMCA provided for it. Was the AAPs event successful? - Expand and describe your interaction with Miles Teller and Nancy Kerrigan. You may add any supporting details, reasoning, and explanation that you think is important, and helps you build your argument. - Because your request is an arguable claim, organize the email using an indirect pattern (as defined in Chapter 15). - Write a specific action statement for use in the letter. Define the purpose of the email by deciding what you want Ms. Harding to do when she has finished - reading it. - An additional persuasive strategy for a letter such as this would also include appeals to PATHOS (appeals to values and emotions) of the intended audience (the YMCA), as you try to connect with and persuade them-what shared values or mission do you have? (perhaps review the YMCA's website.) - Attachments: Add an attachment with your email. Just name any document(s) you would (hypothetically) include with the email to support your argument. (But don't actually create the document-not required). - Recipient's email address: tharding@outlook.com - Your email address: Use your UH outlook email or a fake one. BEGIN YOUR EMAIL BELOW To: From: Subject: Brief title that specifies the topic and perspective on that topic?? Attachment: Title of attached file