Note: a rough draft is a composite of a completed project, not a

Note: a rough draft is a composite of a completed project, not a nearly finished project. A rough draft should incorporate all of the elements as listed below.Students will select a specific concept, issue, or topic that interests them and is related to their major concerning Sulphur Springs (click here for expanded project description): Students will locate and collect numerical data about the subject (in the form of studies, reports, spreadsheets, or articles) Utilize headers to denote section changes to adhere to template– introduction of topic import of topic name audience as organically as possible include purpose statement at end of intro (with three sub-topics) meaning of visuals—3 sub-topics explored with data visualizations conclusions suggested by data Consider the use of whitespace (correctly integrate and caption images) Create at least two of the visuals (using one photograph from Pixabay or Wiki Commons is okay) Detail their chosen topic in 2-3 pages Use appropriate color and text with design elements in mind Appeal to chosen audience throughout document (write with audience in mind) Create sense of purpose early on and maintain it throughout document Strive to create a professionally-looking documentRefer to this checklist while completing your draft to ensure you’ve met all the requirements.Click here for a student sample (remembering that student samples are never perfect)