Jacqueline Keenan Case Study

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To whom it concerns, I am writing on behalf of Jacqueline Keenan, and served as her Instructor for Studio Recording, and Production. I am certainly pleased to write this letter of recommendation for Jacqueline, as I feel she will be an asset to any team she seeks to join.
In an effort to improve upon her craft; Jacqueline absorbed and continues to perfect industry relevant concepts and training from here experience here at LAFS, therefore making her an excellent candidate for the National Honors Society.
It is my humble opinion that with her skill set, drive and determination, Jacqueline will continue to grow, and progress in her future endeavors and for that, I highly recommend Jacqueline Keenan. Please feel free to contact

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