“I would like to express my sincere appreciation for the seminar you led on “Understanding Economic Indicators” in New York City last week. The seminar was both stimulating and informative. Your amiable facilitation engendered active participation from the seminar attendees. I was apprehensive since this was my first professional seminar since completing my masters at Stanford University. I was pleasantly surprised at the ease with which I was able to participate. The seminar was a valuable learning experience in both an empirical and broader sense. It reaffirmed my belief that economics can either be studied nor applied in a vacuum. It is important to continually enhance both economic theory and practical application, and assess the constraints and limitations in both these areas. I realized that I am eager to pursue further study in the field of international economics. Your significant contributions to your community and your dedication to higher education provide positive role models. I would like to thank you once again for proving me with insight into economic indicators and the varied ways in which I can aspire to apply business tools.”

Respectfully yours, Rachel M.