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ENG 301 Writing Team Invitation – Katherine Chang

To: Katherine Chang

From: Ali Hasan

Date: January 24, 2021

Subject: ENGL 301 – Invitation to Join Writing Team

 

Dear Katherine,

I am emailing you to invite you to join myself and Varneega’s professional writing team for ENGL 301. After reading your Application Letter I believe our credentials and backgrounds complement each other. For instance, we all share a background in research, and are in enrolled in the Bachelor of Computer Science program at UBC.

Attached is my letter of application for your convenience. Please feel free to take a look and ask me any questions you may have regarding my background or other matters.

I hope you will accept this offer and work with us this semester. I look forward to hearing from you!

Best,

Ali Hasan

ENG 301 Writing Invitation – Christine Hsiao

To: Christine Hsiao

From: Ali Hasan

Subject: ENG 301 – Invitation to join Writing Team

 

Dear Christine,

I read your letter of application and was impressed by your background. I believe your skills of being able to gather information and being organized would be very complementary to my credentials. Moreover, our learning philosophies align together, where we both believe that “practice makes perfect” and that overtime, a skill can be mastered. Due to this, I wanted to take the time and invite you to my writing team.

Attached is my letter of application, if you would like further insight into who I am and how our skills might be a match. Please feel free to read the letter and ask me any questions you may have regarding my background or other matters.

I look forward to potentially working together. Thanks and I look forward to hearing from you.

Best,

Ali Hasan

ENG 301 Writing Invitation – Varneega Theva

To: Varneega Theva

From: Ali Hasan

Date: January 24, 2021

Subject: ENGL 301 – Invitation to join Writing Team

Dear Varneega,
I read your letter of application and was impressed by your qualifications. Due to this, I would like to invite you to join my ENG 301 Writing team. I am fourth year student who is also apart of the BCS program at UBC. I believe your strengths of being full of ideas and paying attention to detail would align perfectly along my strengths of good focus and coherence throughout my writing. Moreover, I enjoyed learning about your learning philosophy and believe our learning philosophies together would make us a great team.
I am very much looking forward to your response. If you have any questions about my background or other matters, please feel free to message me. I have also attached my letter of application for your convenience.
Best,
Ali Hasan

Email Memo

To: Dr. Erika Paterson, English 301 Professor

From: Ali Hasan – English 301 Student

Dear Dr. Erika Paterson,

I am emailing you to inform you that I have posted my letter of application.

As noted in the letter of application, I am a fourth-year computer science student at the University of British Columbia is who is looking to become a part of the 301 Technical Writing class. My letter of application mentions how I am looking for a to become a part of the team by becoming a professional writing team member. Some of the ideas that are outlined in the letter are

  • My experience at the Renal and Cardiovascular Lab at the University of Illinois as a research assistant
  • My professional interests
  • The strengths and weaknesses I have as a writer
  • My learning philosophy as an individual
  • My work habits

Please let me know if you have any questions or would like to more about my background.

Best,

Ali Hasan

301 Ali Hasan Application letter

Letter of Application

123 Homedoor Avenue

Vancouver, CA V6K 2J7

January 17, 2021

 

301 Technical Writing

Vancouver, CA

 

Dear 301 Technical Writing class,

Please consider my application to be a professional writing team member as a part of your team. I am currently a fourth-year computer science student at the University of British Columbia. Some of my professional interests include software engineering, healthcare and crypto.

In my past role, I worked as a research assistant at the Renal and Cardiovascular Lab at the University of Illinois. Through this experience, I wrote many research proposals that examined the efficacy of non-pharmacological inventions on the quality of life of people with chronic kidney disease. This experience allowed me to combine my science background with my writing skills to complete tasks at hand.

As a writer, I am aware of many strengths and weaknesses I possess.  Some of my strengths as a writer are having good focus, and coherence throughout my writing. Each piece of my writing is focused on a central idea, and each paragraph contributes to that idea in some way. By having good focus throughout my writing, I can tie together all on my ideas to make a strong point to the reader. Moreover, my writing is always coherent. My writing is organized in a way that is logical to read, flows smoothly, and is understandable to the reader. Some of my weaknesses are word choice and creativity. With English being my second language, I struggle with finding the right words to put in my writing. This leads me to reusing a word often throughout my writing, which can result in repetition. As for creativity, I often struggle with coming up with ways to express certain ideas or thoughts in a different lens. My writing lacks my own imagination sometimes, which can make the writing piece weak to an extent.

My learning philosophy is that any skill can be mastered if someone works hard enough at it. Coming from a different country, I have worked hard to improve my writing skills, both strengths and weaknesses. My work habits have gotten me to where I am as a writer today which include asking questions and trying my best. Whenever I do not understand a concept, I always ask for more clarification. By doing this, I can better grasp the concept and be less likely to make mistakes in the future. In addition, I always do my best to any task assigned to me. I try to perform to the best of my ability to complete a given task, regardless of difficulty.

If my skills and background meet your needs, please feel free to contact me at ahasan33@student.ubc.ca

Sincerely,

Ali Hasan

 

301 Ali Hasan Application letter