Listed below are suggested topics for your term paper. The
topic you choose for the term paper must be one of those
listed below unless you had a prior approval from me to
research a particular issue. It helps to choose a topic that
touches you personally – that is one that you can relate
with for one reason or the other. You may find it more
motivating also to choose a topic that addresses a problem
that is relevant to your political/social interests, community
or gender interests or one that speaks to the needs of the
agency where you work.
The term paper should be at least 10 pages long, and
should include the following sections: Introduction,
Literature Review, Methodology, Discussion and
Conclusion. Your paper must be typewritten, using 1.5
line spacing, and must be properly referenced using the
APA referencing style. Ensure that your work conforms to
proper use of grammar, spelling and sentence structure.
Your paper should read like a very well written journal
article.
should include the following sections: Introduction,
Literature Review, Methodology, Discussion and
Conclusion. Your paper must be typewritten, using 1.5
line spacing, and must be properly referenced using the
APA referencing style. Ensure that your work conforms to
proper use of grammar, spelling and sentence structure.
Your paper should read like a very well written journal
article.
The following are suggested outlines for your term paper:
a. Introduction (Problem Statement)
a. Introduction (Problem Statement)
b. Literature Review (Review of extant literature on the subject.)
c. Research Design (Methods applied to obtain materials for the study)
d. Research Findings
e. Discussion of Research Findings
f. Implications of Study/Research Findings for Policy/Solving of Real Problem Introduction (Problem statement)