Ethnic Studies Question

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Purpose

The ‘impact statement’ is quickly becoming a very important part of any essay. In professional life, this is the section that will get your grant funded or your project green-lit. It is the section that tells the audience why they should care. What will change if they accept your conclusion? What might happen if they don’t? If there is no impact of your argument, then, your audience will quickly lose interest in what you are saying because, in the end, does it really matter if they believe you or not?

Remember, this assignment is intended to build toward the final project. The written sections are designed to be able to serve (with minor modifications) as sections in the written section of the final project.

Instructions

Review the EIML Assignment Instructions.

Written Section:

Answer the following prompt:

Write 2-3 paragraphs discussing the implications or broader impact of your position. What is at stake?

What will happen or change if the reader does not accept your position?

Engagement Section:

Respond to the following prompt:

Which theory did you choose to read about and why? In your engagement piece, explain this theory in

such a way that you think another member of the class could understand the key points.

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