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August 7, 2001
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Dear Sir or Madam:
Do you have any work in your Accounting Department for a partª²time employee? Miss Wang, of the University Placement Office, has suggested that I write to you, since I would like to work for your company after I finish my courses at the University. I¬ðve heard so much about your company, and I believe it offers a good chance to a man interested in construction work and trained in business.
I'm enclosing a resume that gives details of my life so far. My father died when I was twelve years old, and I¬ðve been on my own since fourteen. I¬ðm finishing college plenty late but I¬ðve had some experience along the way, with four years in the military.
I could work every afternoon and all day Saturday. Professor He at the university can tell you about my work in accounting. He is Chairman of the Accounting Department and my adviser.
Please look over the attached resume. I can come for an interview, if you wish. My telephone number (home) is 5883-1552.
Sincerely yours,
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Anne Sunners
Director/Counsellor for Students with Disabilities
Office of Academic Advising and Student Services
5555 University of Omaha
Omaha, NE 55555
Nov. 8, 1999
Dear Ms. Sunners£¬

It was a pleasure speaking with you regarding employment opportunities at the University of Omaha. As was discussed, I am interested in providing Orientation and Mobility (O&M) or liaison services to students with disabilities. Please consider my qualification if a suitable opening becomes available. I have enclosed several copies of my resume. Please feel free to give them to colleagues who may be interested.

Throughout my professional career, I have learned that the availability of Orientation and Mobility services can mean the difference between success or failure for students with disabilities. It often determines whether a sudent travels safely to and from school or work. I have dedicated my career to giving students the opportunity for success through Orientation and Mobility and Gross Motor training. Consider the following:

1.20 years of progressive experience in the field of Orientation and Mobility.

2. Published writer and speaker on Orientation and Mobility topics.

3. Lifelong commitment to helping individuals with physical challenges and multiple disabilities.

4. Rapid and thorough assessment of Orientation and Mobility needs and development of plans to help students achieve their goals.

At this point in my career, I am exploring new professional challenges at college campuses. I am eager to relocate for the right opportunity. Since the University of Omaha has approximately 500 registered students with disabilities, I am confident that my professional services would be beneficial to the students.

If you are interested in a resultsª²oriented and dedicated professional with strong credentials, please call me at (555) 555-5555. I am available for a telephone interview or an inª²person meeting at your convenience. Thanks again for your time and assistance.[Page]
Sincerely yours,
Joseph R.Conred
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