Essay Structure: Possible Guide:Define the problem/situation

Essay Structure: Possible Guide:Define the problem/situationWhat problem have you observed in the local community?Why is this problem significant?What caused this problem?Is this problem like other problems around the world?Where do you see this problem in the world?What are the effects of this problem around the world?What can we learn from those examples when we consider the problem in Auburn?What is the local community currently doing to address the problem?Describe what the local community is doing to solve this problem.What solutions to the problem have you observed?Do you think these solutions are effective? Why or why not?If you cannot identify any local efforts to address the problem, why is no one addressing the problem? Are people uninformed about the problem? Are they not concerned about the problem?What are your recommendations/predictions/final thoughts?What else should the government/local organizations/the university do to address this problem?What can individual people do to address this problem?How do you think this problem will change in the future?Notes:You will complete a topic proposal and a minor assignment related to this essay.This essay should be at least 1000 words.You should use one-inch margins, 12-pt. font, double-spacing, a title, the correct header, and page numbers.You should use at least one source provided from class materials for you with your topic. You will also have your own observations, and you should find at least one other source that discuss your topic to help you in your essay. These sources could describe your topic generally, talk about how it is a problem in other places, talk about this problem on other college campuses, etc.You must have a Works Cited page, and you must also cite all your sources in your essay using in-text citations. You should use 3-4 sources for this essay.