Course Objectives

Important University Policies

Class Time and Place

Prerequisites

Blackboard

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This page is the general description of the course and suggested expectations for both the student and the expectations of the teacher.

Memo Formats

Formated version of this page for printing

Date:      Date of memo

To:         The Recipient

From:     Your Name

Subject: General Subject

First Paragraph -  Main point. The first sentence of a memo should clearly state the issue you want to address. You can elaborate as needed.

Middle Paragraph(s) -  Details. The second and if needed third paragraph(s) are the place for details that explain your ideas related to the first sentence stated above.

Last Paragraph -  What you want the recipient to do. The last paragraph should be a Call to Action. What are you asking the recipient of the memo to do as a result of this memo?  (e.g. make a suggestion on a project, approve the project, schedule a meeting, or announce a meeting).

An effective memo is concise, clear and to the point.  This type of memo will get you the results you desire.