Business Writing

Interview Questionnaire 1. Where were you born? 2. What school did you go to? 3. Did you prefer public/private school? 4. Were you involved in student government? 5. How did you become interested in politics? 6. What led you to that? 7. Did your parents/family support you with this interest? 8. What was your "big break"? 9. Really? 10. How long did it take to get to that "big break"? 11. Would you do anything differently if you knew what you knew now back then? 12. What is the most rewarding aspect of being involved with politics?

Interview Analysis Conor McGregor spoke with Andrew McGahon in this interview. I think that Andrew attempted to ask questions to specifically draw out an emotional response from Conor McGregor. Coming into the interview I think that Andrew knew about the history of his next opponent. So, he was able to build specific questions for Conor that would more easily trigger an emotional response.

First Contact: At Abington Hospital , Herbert E. Auerbach is a pathologist. A pathologist is a doctor that helps prevent and cure the causes or effects of diseases. This is appealing to me not only because it would be helpful in the world around me. But, because it would also have the possibility to curing or preventing global diseases over a longer period of time. Textual Genres:  Patient Report Proposal #1: At The Philadelphia Museum of Art , David Blackman discusses the advantages to work as a development writer. This is interesting to me because of the environment that would surround me and the writing. This may lead to more opportunities as well as new perspectives.   Textual Genres:  Blogs Third-Party Websites Letter of Philanthropy Letter to other museums  Critical Reports Possible Project 3: Local pizza shop business near home in North Wales, PA. The name of the shop I am choosing is called Tony's Pizza Palace . The name of the o...

Additional Revised Contact(s) First Additional Additional Contact: At Abington Hospital , Herbert E. Auerbach is a pathologist. A pathologist is a doctor that helps prevent and cure the causes or effects of diseases. This is appealing to me not only because it would be helpful in the world around me. But, because it would also have the possibility to curing or preventing global diseases over a longer period of time.

Proposal #1: At The Philadelphia Museum of Art , David Blackman discusses the advantages to work as a development writer. This is interesting to me because of the environment that would surround me and the writing. This may lead to more opportunities as well as new perspectives. Proposal #2: Another feasible opening after graduating college may be an application developer at The Philadelphia Museum of Art , Kathleen Foster is the senior application developer. She deals with a more hands-on experience when immersing herself around her environment for work. This is a more practical method for those that are visual learners. Proposal #3: Jeanine Kline is the Facilities Project Manager at The Philadelphia Museum of Art , and her job is to make sure everything goes as smoothly as possible for everyone including the business as whole. While she may only be working on one project when multiple projects are taking place during the same time. It is a fundamental aspect of becoming a man...

Possible Project 1: Writing Professor at Penn State Abington Learning to express a message in the best way possible has always been an interest to me since I have been a child. Having the opportunity to interview Zack De Piero at Penn State Abington , would be quite an honor. Due to his vast knowledge on how to analyze and interpret many different forms of thinking/writing. And how to express them intuitively. Possible Project 2: High School Student Counselor Having the opportunity to impact a student going through a rough period in his or her life would be a fulfilling experience to me. Many people need direction in life especially during critical times. If I had the opportunity to interview the student counselor at North Penn High School , Dylen Eiger . It may be a rewarding experience and provide a lot of helpful insight. Possible Project 3: Philosophy Professor at Penn State Abington Philosophy has been a great interest to me in the past year or so. Learning about life and ...

Why I annotated… A1. “First order thinking is intuitive and creative and does not strive for conscious direction or control.” Reason: I annotated this because I do not fully agree with the author’s statement. I think that first order thinking involves a lot of control and self-conscious direction. However, it feels as if you are not in control. But, in actuality it is you fully.