Identify a specific audience or stakeholders.

Word count: 2,000 word minimum
For the final paper, you will propose a solution to a problem and include these 6 elements:
Define the “need” or problem, including its causes and the significance of solving the problem.
Identify a specific audience or stakeholders.
Describe the solution or plan.
Analyze the feasibility of your solution.
Use at least 5 academic sources to support your solution or the feasibility of your solution.
Incorporate multimodal elements effectively, such as headings, fonts, colors, and images.
Pay attention to all aspects of rhetoric: form, audience, logical organization, and the use of persuasive evidence.
Address a particular audience, the person or group of people who can bring about the proposed change. To accomplish this, you will need to find out what motivates your audience to act and what concerns your audience has. An effective proposal will speak to those motivations and placate the concerns.
To emphasize the logical organization of your proposal, use at least three headings associated with the three parts mentioned above. The solution section can be further divided with headings into aspects of your plan or steps toward achieving that plan.
It is imperative that your proposal be limited in scope because you will be evaluated on the likelihood of the proposal’s success. In other words, I expect your proposal to actually work, for you to write a proposal that can create some real change. Thus, you must choose a project small enough to accomplish in the time we have remaining.
At minimum, every paper written for ENC 1101 must address the assignment prompt and communicate adequately using standard grammar and punctuation. If the paper does not address the prompt, the paper will receive no credit. Failure to use correct grammar and punctuation will result in a failing grade if the errors are so significant or frequent that they disrupt communication.

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