FAQS

There are right and wrong ways to draft professional communications.  Take a look at the attached Power Point for examples of right and wrong ways and tips and tricks to help you become a better writer. 

Here is an outline from the PowerPoint:

• Suggestions for communication
• Pause for the cause
• Professional greeting
• Acknowledgement/thanking receiver for efforts
• Communicate message purpose
  • Provide guidance to the make requests ensuring to include course referenced and specific assignment
• Closing remarks
• Professional closing

For more information, see our Professional Communication guide. Also, view specific types of professional communications in the School of Business Guide > Business Writing page.