Your Stakeholder Research Paper should accurately and fairly represent all sides of an issue in which you have a stake. Present opposing or alternative viewpoints in such a way that if a member of that group were to read your paper, they would not be alienated or offended by the way you portray their beliefs. Include your own viewpoint and discuss why you feel that way. Your Stakeholder Research Paper should:
Frame a clear thesis in the “some people believe ___, but I believe ___, because ___” format;
Have a minimum of two sources. A papers should have at least five sources;
Employ rhetorical strategies appropriate for your audience and purpose;
Anticipate and address potential questions the reader may have about the issue;
Describe opposing viewpoints effectively and respectfully;
Use specific, well-developed examples;
Integrate and cite sources ethically and accurately according to MLA guidelines;
Frame a strong conclusion;
Use a professional voice that shows your personality and avoids stuffy language;
Have a Works Cited page properly formatted according to MLA style;
Have a creative, engaging title;
Be 1,500 to 1,750 words (5-6 pages) long;
Be thoroughly proofread.
Please submit an MS Word doc or PDF. Papers submitted in other file types will be considered late.
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