The book that is to be used for this class will be Strategies for Technical Communication in the workplace by Gurak, L. J., and Lanoon, J.M I only have the hard copy the writer will have to be able to somehow able to get this book in order to do the assignment. This is Unit 2 Assignment another writer did Unit 1 assignment I will attach that assignment here so whoever writer is working on this paper will know were we at. In Unit I, you created documents to establish what type of nonprofit you are creating and how it will be structured. Now it is time to reach out to your community and potential clients/customers. Prepare the following two communications, and submit them in one document. Letter of Introduction: Write a one-page letter of introduction to your local government or city council. Your letter should provide some background on your nonprofit and include essential details, such as where you are located or when you will be open. You may choose to include additional elements if you like, such as inviting readers to an event or open house. Be sure to use the letter conventions discussed in the Unit II Lesson and in Chapter 10 of your textbook. Professional Biography: Design a user-friendly document for your biography. As the founder of this nonprofit, you will often be asked to share what led you to create this organization. Your biography should help to tell that story. Include information vital to the company, but avoid adding information that readers do not need. For instance, if you are starting a nonprofit to help animals, readers do not need to know about your national rankings in chess. Use the conventions discussed in the Unit II Lesson as well as those discussed in Chapter 8 of your textbook to create this one-page document. Part I: Your completed assignment should be at least two pages in length. Outside sources may be included, but they are not required for this assignment. If you do choose to use outside sources, be sure to use APA format to document those sources with in-text citations and a separate references page. Remember that your document does not need to include a title page.
