This section highlights my most "excellent and pitch-perfect" professional email correspondence, as my former internship supervisor praised. I communicated with national, state, and University-level entities to promote the work of the Appalachian Prison Book Project. My communications with Mary Gould, Director of the Alliance for Higher Education in Prison, and Beth Staley, WVU English Professor, involved a request on my behalf, requiring that I use assertive communication to convey my message directly and respectfully. Nonprofit work, in particular, values concise correspondence because activists are typically operating on a time constraint: balancing their full-time jobs and their activism work.