Final Policy Memo
length of your memo should be 2-4 pages, single-spaced, times new roman 12-point font, using APA grammar. Remove all italics instructions. Citations begin on a new page, in APA format, with single spacing. APA formatting also expects direct quotes to be less than 20 words, with paraphrasing used in lieu of larger quotes. References should be within 5 years, unless no other source is available. A minimum of 5 references are expected, no maximum.
Also, use of an ACTIVE VOICE is expected for the Final Policy Memo (see the rubric), where the student is in an advisory position to the leadership they have selected, and the student is actively speaking directly to leadership, advocating for their change in the policy.
length of your memo should be 2-4 pages single-spaced times new roman 12-point font using APA grammar. ,Remove all italics instructions. Citations begin on a new page in APA format with single spacing., APA formatting also expects direct quotes to be less than 20 words with paraphrasing used in lieu of larger quotes. ,References should be within 5 years unless no other source is available. A minimum of 5 references are expected no maximum.,
Also use of an ACTIVE VOICE is expected for the Final Policy Memo (see the rubric) where the student is in an advisory position to the leadership they have selected and the student is actively speaking directly to leadership advocating for their change in the policy.
length of your memo should be 2-4 pages, single-spaced, times new roman 12-point font, using APA grammar. Remove all italics instructions. Citations begin on a new page, in APA format, with single spacing. APA formatting also expects direct quotes to be less than 20 words, with paraphrasing used in lieu of larger quotes. References should be within 5 years, unless no other source is available. A minimum of 5 references are expected, no maximum.
Also, use of an ACTIVE VOICE is expected for the Final Policy Memo (see the rubric), where the student is in an advisory position to the leadership they have selected, and the student is actively speaking directly to leadership, advocating for their change in the policy.