The paper should include at 15 to 20 sources, of which 10 should be peer-viewed.

• Paper should be written in concise report style and should appear as an edit and a final proof. Papers that do not appear as a final edit and a final proof may be returned. Papers re-submitted because of final edit and final proof problems will be counted as late.
• Final edit: All material is placed in paper in the correct order so that paper is logical in flow and has clear cogency.
• Final proof: Paper is reviewed for conciseness and for determining there are no writing/grammar problems. See Writing Information in Course Canvas, in Purdue OWL, and in APA style.org for formatting and concise, grammatically, correct, academic/professional writing expectations. APA format (including APA Manual, 7th edition headings), needs to be correct throughout paper.
• Paper sections:
• Title Page
• Table of Contents
• Executive Summary
• Introduction* (Use paper title instead of term First sentence should be thesis statement.)
• Background*
• Literature Review*
• Methodology (where material in paper was found)
• Limitations (specifics of search / what was not used and why)
• Discussion*
• Conclusion*
• Recommendations*
• References
• Appendices (other relevant and supporting information that does not need to be in the body of the paper)

*Body of paper

The paper sections including Background, Literature Review, Discussion, Conclusion, Recommendations can have subsections. Your introduction, Methodology, and Limitations should be one paragraph.