Grаce Hаrtfield hаs been wоrking at NAIT as an English and Cоmmunicatiоns instructor since 2008. She loves her work, but she is getting a little bored with teaching the same subject and the same material over and over and over again. In her spare time, Hartfield runs a dance studio that teaches contemporary dance, tap, jazz and ballet, as well as offering occasional classes in ballroom dance and basic bhangra (Punjabi folk dance). She has gotten a lot of local and national recognition for her previous career as a dancer and choreographer, and she would love to be able to teach classes in dance and movement arts at the university level, as well as the classes in business writing and technical writing that she currently teaches. Your job is to pretend that you are Grace and write an email to your associate dean, Chris Fukushima, proposing a new set of three courses in dance, ethnic/folk dance, and dance history that could be used as electives in the JR Shaw School of Business BBA degree program and the BTECH post-diploma degree program. You know that it takes a lot of work to get new courses approved, so you have to consider what the benefits to the students and the program might be. You anticipate that the answer to your email request may be “no”, and you want to take that possible issue into account when structuring your email.
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