Prepare and present a 6-8 minute speech that proposes a plan to solve a current public problem. After your 6-8 minute speech, field 2-3 minutes worth of questions from the audience. You may arrange your policy speech into the problem-solution organizational pattern, the problem-cause-solution pattern, the comparative advantages organizational pattern, or Monroe’s motivated sequence. Make sure to relate your discussion of the problem and proposed solution specifically to your class audience. It is highly recommended that you do not come up with your own policy, but find a policy to advocate or adopt for a new context. Cite at least 6-8 different sources for your audience during the speech (put the names of your sources in parentheses when you cite them within the body of your outline).
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