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Cover Letters for Portfolio

Learn how to create impactful cover letters for your writing portfolio at Gavilan College Writing Center. Understand the purpose, audience, format, and writer's choices to showcase your abilities effectively. ###

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Cover Letters for Portfolio

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  1. Cover Letters for Portfolio Writing Center @ Gavilan College

  2. Cover Letter • Purpose • Audience • What have you learned about college writing? • Essays • Closing • Format

  3. Purpose The cover letter is an opportunity for you to • Introduce yourself. • Introduce your writing. Let me tell you a bit about myself

  4. Audience • Who are you writing the cover letter to? • What do they care about? • What are they looking for in your writing? • What would you like them to know • About you? • About your writing?

  5. Essays • Title • Description • Why did you choose it? • What did you learn? • What does it show about your writing?

  6. Closing • What thought would you like to leave your audience with? • Thank you

  7. Format • Business Letter • Heading (with date) • Inside Address • Salutation • Body • Closing (with signature) • Single spaced • Indented Paragraphs • Times Roman 12 point Inside Address Heading Salutation Body Signature Closing

  8. The Writer’s Choices Considering your audience and purpose, how will you handle your cover letter’s . . . • Style – the way something is written • Formal or informal • Professional or casual • Tone – the attitude that is conveyed • Objective or subjective • Intimate or distant • Serious or humorous • Language – vocabulary consistent with style and tone

  9. Polishing Your portfolio is an opportunity to show you are ready for the next level. • Discuss your ability to • Write a clear thesis • Organize a supporting argument • Incorporate research to strengthen credibility • Demonstratecorrectness • Spelling • Punctuation • Grammar Ready for 1A

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