Write a paper discussing on the benefits of Replace all junk food in vending machines at TCC with healthier options.
The goal of the assignment is for you to get started thinking about current
issues in your field and familiarize yourself with one of the most common
writing assignments in the business world, the Proposal.
In a proposal you attempt to persuade a specific audience to carry out some
activity, to authorize a project, to purchase a product, or otherwise support
a specific plan for solving a problem. For that purpose, you must make it
clear that the future benefits of carrying out the proposed activity will
outweigh the costs.
Assignment: Identify and explain an existing problem related to your major
or job or your planned field of study and propose concrete measures,
procedures, or steps for its rectification, along with refutation of possible
objections, an explanation of costs, equipment, personnel needs, and a time
schedule (as needed).
Audience: The Proposal needs to be written for a person or group of people
who can authorize your proposed action.
Characteristics of the Proposal
A successful proposal
• provides a clear statement of what is being proposed and why
(=thesis).
• provides an introduction that offers some background information
on the problem.
• presents the details of the actual proposal, including methods,
costs, personnel, and action schedules, as applicable.
• addresses objections and disadvantages of the proposed plan.
• argues for the benefits of the proposed plan.
• includes conclusions and/or recommendations.
• presents an objective stance by the use of third-person voice.
• integrates primary sources (interview with off-campus
professionals) and field-specific secondary sources (journals,
magazines) accessed from TCC Library.
• correctly integrates quotations and conforms to MLA documentation
and format guidelines.
Proposal Requirements
1100-1500 words (5 pages)
Minimum of one primary source (interview with an off-campus
professional in the field) and four secondary sources, including at least
two sources accessed from TCC library
MLA format for presentation (typed, double-spaced, 12-pt.font, 1”
margins) and source documentation (in-text citations)
Annotated Bibliography (see separate handout) instead of a Works
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