Needs to cite in-text and include in the reference page at least 6 credible sources with two being academic: APA style is recommended: use a variety of credible sources from your lit review.
Make sure to highlight the thesis in the final draft and highlight the counterargument in another color. All major assignments must be submitted in Word Doc. format.
Be addressed to a specific person or group who has decision making authority or the power to implement your suggestions or respond to the issue you are advocating for
Must include address of addressee and date
Must be single-spaced in block paragraph format
Makes a direct request for action or that offers a new perspective about the issue
Written in first person narrative
Variety of appeals: ethos (credibility), logos (logic), and pathos (emotions): must have at least one of each type of appeal
Must include at least one counterargument with concession/refutation
Include the reflection in the final draft of the advocacy letter
You will be writing as an undergraduate student, as yourself.
introduce yourself and make your major claim (thesis statement) in the first two paragraphs
Must include a highlighted clear complex thesis
include a final paragraph where you will be making your final plea about what you want:
Make sure to be specific.
You will also be summarizing and pulling together everything you have said throughout the letterNeeds to cite in-text and include in the reference page at least 6 credible sources with two being academic: APA style is recommended: use a variety of credible sources from your lit review.
Make sure to highlight the thesis in the final draft and highlight the counterargument in another color. All major assignments must be submitted in Word Doc. format.
Be addressed to a specific person or group who has decision making authority or the power to implement your suggestions or respond to the issue you are advocating for
Must include address of addressee and date
Must be single-spaced in block paragraph format
Makes a direct request for action or that offers a new perspective about the issue
Written in first person narrative
Variety of appeals: ethos (credibility), logos (logic), and pathos (emotions): must have at least one of each type of appeal
Must include at least one counterargument with concession/refutation
Include the reflection in the final draft of the advocacy letter
You will be writing as an undergraduate student, as yourself.
introduce yourself and make your major claim (thesis statement) in the first two paragraphs
Must include a highlighted clear complex thesis
include a final paragraph where you will be making your final plea about what you want:
Make sure to be specific.
You will also be summarizing and pulling together everything you have said throughout the letter