PEACSemesterPaperRubricUPDATEDJAN142018
 

• Type of paperTerm Paper
• SubjectPublic Relations
• Number of pages9
• Format of citationAPA
• Number of cited resources3
• Type of serviceWriting

Topic Approved Catholic Enrichment Center located in Louisville, KY and how the work and outreach programs they have relates to my Major and field of study in Social Work more Instruction attached below

Semester Paper

• The paper must be a minimum eight page (excluding the cover and reference pages)
double spaced paper in APA format (consult a model which is on Blackboard above
where the videos for this class are located).

• This paper should be over a peace and justice topic the student has a genuine interest in
(and be related in one or more ways with the organization one has selected).

• The student’s identification and initial contact with a peace group or organization must be
an important part of this paper around which selected peace study theory, concepts and
ideas must revolve (consult Louisville Peace Web on Blackboard above where the videos
for this class are located). If a student in this class does not live in or close to the
Louisville area, and a peace and justice organization of interest is in their area, it is best
that that organization be the student’s focus.

• The peace study group or organization with which one will work must be documented in
an appendix to the paper, as well as in the references page(s).

• Students must be given written email approval for the paper topic by the instructor at
least one calendar month prior to the due date.

• The student will provide a purpose for the topic, a tentative title, and, two sources with
one being a peer review journal source in order for approval to be granted.

NOTE: Since the capstone course (PEAC 550) requires a longer paper and hours of work
with a peace and justice organization, this assignment in PEAC 325 is designed to make
the transition to the capstone class considerably easier. As such this paper should not
only focus on an instructor approved topic of genuine interest to the student, but also
requires the documentation of the initial stage of identification, (in-person) contact and
acceptance for later work with a peace and justice organization in the Louisville area (or
the area nearest where the student is located if the student does not reside in the
Louisville area). Additionally, the peace and justice organization name, mission and
goal(s) must be integrated into the paper in an appropriate place.