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Letter To George Mason University Essay

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For project 4, I wrote a letter to the President of George Mason University. In this letter I addressed the issue of secondhand smoke on campus. I chose to write him a letter because I feel like secondhand smoke is an issue that must be address. I let him know that many students on campus have an issue with smoking because they have to involuntarily inhale secondhand smoke. Writing him a letter is a call for action, it is the first step I am taking so that a smoke and tobacco free policy is enforced.
I was able to successfully take project 3 and change it into a letter because I focused on the main theme, which is enforcing a smoke and tobacco free policy of college campus. I used the theme for my essay to write a letter about how the President of George Mason should give his attention to the issue of secondhand smoke. For my letter, I was able to use a lot of the information I had from project 3 to persuade him on why he should take steps to enforcing a smoke and tobacco free policy for the students at George Mason. …show more content…

I needed to make sure the letter I write is appropriate to send to him since he is a high ranking individual. While writing the letter, I had to make sure there was a purpose to all I was saying. I addressed the issue of secondhand smoke on campus, but the purpose of the letter to let the President of George Mason know that it is an issue for many students. The purpose of the letter to tell him he should take action towards enforcing a smoke and tobacco free policy for students to be apart of a safe and healthy

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