Discuss the benefits this research has for both you and the reader. This would include why you want to write about this topic.

Compose your proposal using the directions provided in the lesson (Covid-19)
A Cover Page formatted in MLA style with a unique title reflective of your intended project
An Introduction (1-2 Paragraphs).Specifically, your introduction should:
Identify the issue you plan to research.
State your research question and thesis (even if they’re still rough).
Identify your intended audience and their needs, interests, values, beliefs and any other elements of the rhetorical situation that are appropriate. If you have certain philosophies, values, or personal connections that you feel may affect the direction the paper takes, mention those too.
Discuss the benefits this research has for both you and the reader. This would include why you want to write about this topic.
A Review of Sources (1-2 pages)
Specifically, these paragraphs should:

Identify and name your sources. Where are they from? What types of sources you are using?

Give an overview of the main ideas, assumptions, gaps, and important elements that you have found in your sources. You can revise the verbiage from your bibliography as a starting point here.
Discuss whether your sources share the same goals, show divergent views, or any other interesting trends as applicable.
A Plan to Collect Information (1-2 paragraphs).
A brief descriiption of the types of resources you’ll use to complete your research efforts.
A timeline, if appropriate. If you plan on using field research, this is recommended to help plan the time needed to schedule interviews or deploy a survey.
An Overview of Challenges (1-2 paragraphs).
A Conclusion (1-2 paragraphs).
Describe what you are hoping to produce for the final paper.

What will your focus be? What types of outcomes are you hoping for?
Re-emphasize why this work is important.
Works Cited (a separate page at the end of your paper).

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