Community Engagement Project Proposal & Supporting Evidence (50 pts)
Your typed proposal should be posted to your team discussion area on D2L and a digital copy emailed to aharvill@kennesaw.edu by the date listed on the syllabus. You may revise your proposal and resubmit it by the date indicated in D2L. Your the grade on the revised proposal will replace your original proposal’s grade. In order to have your revised proposal graded, you must post it to your team discussion area on D2L and email a digital copy to aharvill@kennesaw.edu.
If a group member does not contribute to the evidence portion of the proposal, his/her grade for this assignment will be reduced by 50%.
PROJECT MEMBERS:
PROBLEM YOU’RE ADDRESSING Give a short description of the problem/issue you are looking to address with your project. (1 pts)
SUPPORTING EVIDENCE AND ARGUMENT: Using research from your team’s primary and secondary source reports, please provide persuasive evidence that the problem you are focusing on with your project is one worthy of addressing. You should combine and synthesize research from all of your team members into a cohesive, strong, and convincing argument. In essence, your proposal should build an argument that there is a problem and should include evidence from global, national, state/regional, local, and solutions-based perspectives. For each dimension of evidence (global, national, state/regional, local, solutions), you should also provide a brief explanation of how your evidence supports the need for your project. In addition, after each piece of evidence, you should cite your source in MLA format. Group members should not duplicate sources. Please follow the outline below for composing your evidence. [20 points- 4 pts local, 4 pts state/regional, 4 pts national, 4 pts global, 4 pts, solutions-based (1 point each for quality explanation in each dimension)]
A. Global Supporting Evidence and Argument Global Evidence 1 (Team Member) Citation Global Evidence 2 (Team Member)
Citation
Other Global Evidence (Team Member) Citation
Explanation connecting global evidence to problem/project.
B. National Supporting Evidence and Argument
National Evidence 1 (Team Member) Citation National Evidence 2 (Team Member)
Citation
Other National Evidence (Team Member) Citation
Explanation connecting national evidence to problem/project.
C. Regional Supporting Evidence and Argument
Regional Evidence 1 (Team Member) Citation Regional Evidence 2 (Team Member)
Citation
Other Regional Evidence (Team Member) Citation
Explanation connecting regional evidence to your problem/project.
D. Local Supporting Evidence and Argument
Local Evidence 1 (Team Member) Citation Local Evidence 2 (Team Member)
Citation
