business email at airtline
Running head: EMAIL EXERCISE 1
EMAIL EXERCISE 2
Email exercise: 2 assignments
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Email exercise: 2 assignments
From: A. Davidson @skipperairlines.com
To: Ralph [email protected]
Cc:
Subject: Aircraft Maintenance Reports
Date: Monday, March 6, 2017, 2017 1: 30pm
Dear Ralph,
I have received your email and have briefly gone through the attachments. Thank you for availing them to me on time. However, an official review of the same will take place from Wednesday through Friday this week. Should we learn of any mistake or encounter any questions with the reports, we will let you know in the course of the week.
We plan on requesting for the same report for the next quarter. Nonetheless, should the decision change, you will be notified as we send our findings to you.
I am grateful for our continued business with each other. Partnerships such as this do not go unnoticed by our company. Therefore, I humbly ask you always to extend the aid required as instructed. Should you have any questions regarding our partnership, or any added information on the reports presented, please feel free to contact us.
Alfonse Davidson
President, Skipper Airlines
123 Coastal Blvd.
Miami, FL 33131
(552) 557-0012
www.skipperairlines.com
Alice Jacobs
Associate Dean for Academic Integrity
Embry-Riddle University
March 7, 2017
William Dennis
P.O. Box 1234, Elm Street
Cluster, NJ07624
Dear Mr. Dennis:
The Embry-Riddle University abides by the principle of originality as you are aware. It is unfortunate that this principle has been overlooked by a student of ours. Plagiarism is not only a University misdemeanor but also an illegal offense. I am regretful that it had to be you who broke the trust given to all students of this University.
It saddened us when we learned that you had heavily plagiarized your Eng. 221 assignment. As a result, the University has deemed it necessary and fair that you suffer the consequences of this act.
The university has decided that you will be considered to have failed the paper as is instructed in the University sanctions against such malpractices. However, you might retake the course in a future term. Nevertheless, a copy of this letter will be attached in your student file, and you will suffer an academic probation all in the hope that it will aid in your transition to a hardworking and originality-seeking student.
The University will take the initiative to welcome you back as it would any other student when the probation ends. We will make sure that each lecturer treats you as expected of him and the University will support you as you retake your course. However, any future violation of The University's Academic Integrity will not be taken lightly. It might result in your expulsion from this University.
Sincerely,
Alice Jacobs
Signature:
Associate Dean for Academic Integrity
Embry-Riddle University.