No plagirism , no work cited from wikipedia, due 06/19/15
For the Portfolio Project, you are creating a proposal written in formal style and using at least two research sources to support your proposal. You are expected to cite those sources both in the text of your proposal and on the references page at the end. A number of assignments for this course are projects that build this one, so as you work through this course you will collect source material and ideas that relate to this project. You will use the information you locate to make a persuasive argument regarding a campaign of your design to the hypothetical college board of directors that supports, explains, and defends your campaign idea with solid facts and logical argument based on source evidence. You will create a campaign idea based on source material and create a proposal paper that works to persuade the board of directors at your hypothetical school to adopt your new budget. Campaign topic option:
1. Propose an anti-drinking campaign to a hypothetical college (you make up this information – college name, number of students, etc) that has a reputation for being a party school notorious for underage drinking. For this proposal, you will find sources that explain the dangers of underage drinking, statistics and facts to support your argument, and examples of other successful anti-drinking campaigns to back your ideas. You will use the information you locate to make a persuasive argument regarding a campaign of your design to the hypothetical college board of directors that supports, explains, and defends your campaign idea with solid facts and logical argument based on source evidence.
The Principle Elements:
• Cover/Title page
• Table of Contents and List of Figures
• Executive Summary (Never longer than one page)
• Body (3-4 pages)
• References (at least two recent, reliable research sources from within the last five years must be cited)
• Appendices (if any used)
The paper should be well-written, APA style , and 10 pages total – including all bullet points above.
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