Drafting Emails with Claude

Draft a professional thank-you email to [insert recruiter, alumnus, or interviewer's name] after [insert event, e.g., an informational interview or career fair conversation].

Include:

• A sentence expressing gratitude for their time or advice

• One specific insight or topic discussed

• A short closing line about staying in touch or applying what you learned

Keep the tone warm, professional, and under 120 words. Put it in an artifact.

Write a polite and professional email to [insert professor's name] about [insert reason, e.g., requesting an extension on an assignment or clarification on course material].

Include:

• A clear subject line (e.g., 'Follow-Up on MGT 248 Assignment')

• A respectful greeting

• A concise explanation of the situation

• A closing that expresses appreciation (e.g., 'Thank you for your understanding.')

Keep the message under 150 words and use an academic, courteous tone. Put it in an artifact.

Compose an email to [insert group member names or 'my project team'] summarizing our [insert project name or presentation topic] next steps.

Include:

• A summary of what was completed

• Assigned tasks or roles for each member

• Our next meeting time or deadline

• A short, positive closing

Keep the tone collaborative and friendly, around 100–150 words. Put it in an artifact.

Write a concise follow-up email to [insert recruiter's name or company] after submitting my application for the [insert internship title] position.

Include:

• A thank-you for reviewing my application

• 1–2 sentences connecting my coursework or skills to the role

• A polite closing showing continued interest

Keep the tone professional, brief, and confident (around 120 words). Put it in an artifact.