20160518 - Reference - Quach Xuan Mai Le
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Daniel Smith writes a letter of recommendation for Quach Xuan Mai Le. The letter summarizes that Mai participated as a peer mentor in the University of Sydney Business School's Peer Mentoring Program. The program aims to help first year students build social and academic networks to increase their sense of belonging and lead to a more positive university experience. Mai displayed a high level of commitment to both the program and fellow students. She developed strong empathetic listening skills and flexibility in arranging meetings with her mentees. Daniel Smith expresses gratitude for Mai's contribution and wishes her success in the future.
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- 1. Careers and Employability Office Business School Room 202, Codrington Building H69 The University of Sydney NSW 2006 Australia T +61 2 90366139 E dan.smith@sydney.edu.au sydney.edu.au ABN 15 211 513 464 CRICOS 00026A Daniel Smith Student Experience Programs Coordinator Careers and Employability Office The University of Sydney Business School 13 May 2016 To Whom It May Concern Re: Quach Xuan Mai Le I am happy to provide this letter of recommendation for Quach Xuan Mai Le, who I have known as a peer mentor in the University of Sydney Business School’s Peer Mentoring Program during the first nine weeks of first semester, 2016. The Business School Peer Mentoring Program aims to build social and academic networks for commencing students in order to increase their sense of belonging to the learning community of the School. This in turn leads to a more successful, productive and positive personal and academic experience in first year for them. Mai displayed a high level of commitment to both the program and their fellow students. Mentors undertook training in leadership and teamwork, organisation, interpersonal and cultural competence skills. Each small group met a minimum of three times, and maintained weekly email communication. In particular, Mai has developed active empathetic listening skills with her mentees and has demonstrated flexibility while arranging her weekly meetings. I am enormously grateful to Mai for their contribution to the Business School Peer Mentoring Program, and with them every success in the future. Sincerely, Daniel Smith