P1-M5: Individual Reflection Letter You were tasked with designing and building a bridge from pasta and glue. The objectives of this activity were to research, design, and test your bridge and then...

Individual Reflection Letter

P1-M5: Individual Reflection Letter You were tasked with designing and building a bridge from pasta and glue.  The objectives of this activity were to research, design, and test your bridge and then learn from this experience to create a recommendation for a final bridge.  Now you are being asked to reflect on your learning and practice your writing skills.  Write a one-page letter of work interest to a future employer.  The tone of the letter should be that you are really interested in working at their engineering firm and that this project helped you gain the skills you need to be a great co-op.  You are basically summarizing your work and what was learned for an audience of a professional engineer.  Use the following format:  · Your introduction paragraph briefly introduces yourself and states that you wish to coop at the engineering firm. · The next section(s) frame how participating in this minor design project helped you with your foundational masteries thus making you an ideal candidate. · Visit https://sail.northeastern.edu/the-sail-framework/ (Links to an external site.) · Select at least one skill or attribute from each of the foundational masteries and map them to your work on this project · Your conclusion should: · Conclude with a strong ending thought for the reader · Reiterate your interest in working at the engineering firm. Rubric: Reflection Letter Section Expectations Points Format & Professionalism · Professional Letter Format · Signed · 1-2 pages · Clean use of space · Spelling/grammar checked · PDF upload 20 Introductory paragraph · Clear and Concise · Calls out your dream firm and the purpose of the letter · Creates a main theme/point/focus that ties your writing together 15 Letter Body · Clear and concise · Picks at least one item to highlight from each mastery (4) · Intrapersonal Skills · Interpersonal Skills · Attributes · Strategic Toolkit · Ties masteries to your project work · Provides evidence to the reader from the project as how you developed that skill · Points out why that skill/attribute is valuable · Ties each item into your main theme/point/focus 50 Conclusion Paragraph · Ties together your theme/point/focus · Strong & Memorable Ending · Reiterate your interest in the firm 15 Total 100 · End with your signature!