the following material must be read: • writing memos review the purdue''s owl site on memos, make sure you review all four areas. accessed may 14, 2008, at: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/590/01/ • writing persuasive messages this is a typical business communication textbook chapter on writing persuasive messages from one of the most popular business communication textbooks. bowman, j. p. writing persuasive messages http://homepages.wmich.edu/~bowman/c4eframe.html • Ethos and Error: How Business People React to Errors This fascinating article explains how writing errors can destroy your otherwise hard work in being persuasive (and can make a terrible impression on business people in general). If you ever thought small writing errors at work weren’t important, you owe it to yourself to read this. Larry Beason. Ethos and Error: How Business People React to Errors. College Composition and Communication. September 2001. V. 53(1), 33-64. (This is in the JSTOR database.) The Case: Rocky Mountain Mutual Read the Rocky Mountain Mutual case at http://www.businesscommunication.org/publications/bcq/cases/Rocky_Mountain.pdf Accomplish the following: Apply as many concepts as possible from the readings. After you’ve written the memo, describe how you used the ideas from the readings. PAPER REQUIREMENTS:a. Margins. All margins, top, bottom, right, and left, should be one inch. b. All Papers should be double spaced. c. Font Type: New Times Roman d. Font Size: 12pt 4. Cover Sheet. i. The name " TUI University" ii. Your Name. (Nina Owens) iii. The College Course # ( BUS 301) iv. The title the number of the module. (#2)