RRM3 D268 Task 1 TEMPLATE
Instructions: Complete and submit this document as your Task 1 for
D268.
Instructions for Section A:
Choose two of the characters from the task scenario and write
an introductory email introducing yourself to each character
(one email per character). Tip: See Section 1 (Communicating in
Diverse Groups): Lesson 5.4 (Email 1/2) and 5.5 (Email 2/2) for an
example email format and what email parts to include.
For each email you must: Email #1: Blake
1. Use a different From: Kristina
LaBeth To: Joe
communication style based on Smith
the characters chosen from Cc:
prompt A. This may be formal Subject: Introduction / New
vs. informal or you may use two
Program Hello Joe,
of the four communication
styles in Section 1: Lessons 2.4- My name is Kristina LaBeth and I’m the
2.5. new Program Director for Southeast
2. Include an opening (i.e., Texas. Over the next couple of weeks,
I’ll be visiting various locations to
Dear, Hello, etc.) and revamp the intern program for the
closing (i.e., Sincerely, See area. I’m hoping on visiting your
you soon, etc.) to each location on week two if that works for
you. If it doesn’t work, please get back
character you chose. with me on a better time for you.
Note: When introducing yourself,
you may use real or fictitious I wanted to take a moment to introduce
myself because we will be working hand
details about your personal and in hand together improve the intern
professional life. program for your branch. I’m a mother
of two beautiful boys and married to my
Note: (Suggested length of 1–3 best friend for the past ten years. I
graduated with my bachelors close to
paragraphs), using a different five years ago but have been with the
communication style for each company for the past two decades. I
EMAIL. started out as intern at the Houston law
firm just like you and worked my way
up the chain. I would love to bring my
knowledge to you as well as learn a
thing or two from you. My hope in
working with you is to create an intern
program where the new generation of
lawyers love the court room dance just
like you and I do.
Instructions: Complete and submit this document as your Task 1 for
D268.
Instructions for Section A:
Choose two of the characters from the task scenario and write
an introductory email introducing yourself to each character
(one email per character). Tip: See Section 1 (Communicating in
Diverse Groups): Lesson 5.4 (Email 1/2) and 5.5 (Email 2/2) for an
example email format and what email parts to include.
For each email you must: Email #1: Blake
1. Use a different From: Kristina
LaBeth To: Joe
communication style based on Smith
the characters chosen from Cc:
prompt A. This may be formal Subject: Introduction / New
vs. informal or you may use two
Program Hello Joe,
of the four communication
styles in Section 1: Lessons 2.4- My name is Kristina LaBeth and I’m the
2.5. new Program Director for Southeast
2. Include an opening (i.e., Texas. Over the next couple of weeks,
I’ll be visiting various locations to
Dear, Hello, etc.) and revamp the intern program for the
closing (i.e., Sincerely, See area. I’m hoping on visiting your
you soon, etc.) to each location on week two if that works for
you. If it doesn’t work, please get back
character you chose. with me on a better time for you.
Note: When introducing yourself,
you may use real or fictitious I wanted to take a moment to introduce
myself because we will be working hand
details about your personal and in hand together improve the intern
professional life. program for your branch. I’m a mother
of two beautiful boys and married to my
Note: (Suggested length of 1–3 best friend for the past ten years. I
graduated with my bachelors close to
paragraphs), using a different five years ago but have been with the
communication style for each company for the past two decades. I
EMAIL. started out as intern at the Houston law
firm just like you and worked my way
up the chain. I would love to bring my
knowledge to you as well as learn a
thing or two from you. My hope in
working with you is to create an intern
program where the new generation of
lawyers love the court room dance just
like you and I do.
