--  作者：atongmu
--  发布时间：2003-12-3 14:36:00
--  [求助]有教授写的推荐信的样本吗？
大多数学校都不需要教授的推荐信，我也没有准备。这回碰到一个，向xdjm们求助的说！
如果不方便跟贴的话，请用CD短信和我联系，或email：atongmu@sina.com 
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--  作者：SmileFM
--  发布时间：2003-12-3 17:12:00
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商管系教授推荐信(转贴)
It gives me a great pleasure to recommend Mr. Cheng as a transfer to the School of Business Administration of your University in the summer quarter of 1989. 
During academic year 1980-1984, he was a student in our Department, World College of Journalism. I found him very diligent and intelligent. He often participated in extracurricular activities contributing a great deal to community affairs.
Though Mr. Cheng graduated from this college 5 years ago, he keeps, contact with me very often. Worthy of mention also is his personality, honest, reliable, responsible and mature.
I strongly recommend this promising young man and your favorable consideration and assistance to him will be very much appreciated.
　
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--  作者：SmileFM
--  发布时间：2003-12-3 17:15:00
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再一封(转贴)
Dear Addimissions Officer:
I am writing this letter to support the admission of Wenli Lee to the Harvard
Business School. I was Mr. Lee\'s teacher and advisor for several years between
1993 and 1995. We have met and talked several times since.
Mr. Lee\'s academic credentials are truly exceptional. He not only knows how to
reason with numbers, but how to render incisive and imaginative arguments in
English. Unlike most of the students I have taught from China(about 60 over
the past 20 years) Lee immersed himself in American culture. He composed a
joke as part of his first presentation analyzing a local plan. It worked.
His classmates laughed and I was witness to masterful culture spanning. Lee
came to us a confident individualist uniquely suited to cultural cross
fertilization. He earned straight A grades in all my classes. Whether
rendering a spread sheet analysis, crafting a graphic or writing a report,
Lee always demonstrated uncanny mastery combined with critical wit. While
many of the Chinese I have taught performed excellently in class, Lee alone
has composed essays and talks that met the sensibilities and tastes of
American classmates. Even more importantly he offered new ideas which they
(and myself) could comprehend and even assimilate.
Lee has a deep reservoir of talent and ambition. He has already accomplished
a great deal in the face of considerable challenge. He has worked hard bridging
the cultural gulf separating the Chinese and American ways of life, and
produced an impressive record for one who has enjoyed no special privilege.
Lee possesses and uses an easygoing manner and spirited conviviality to put
people at ease. He can make small talk, but quickly moves conversation toward
more challenging and i