Assignment:
Campus and Student Safety
The goal of the Session Long Project (SLP) is to develop a policy brief. You will conduct your own research to develop a policy brief that impacts the field of education and compose a specific section of the policy brief for each SLP assignment. This assignment will require a significant amount of time dedicated to locating references and research related to the topic of the policy brief. The components are outlined below:
SLP 1: Title and Executive Summary
SLP 2: Context of Scope of Problem
SLP 3: Policy Alternatives
SLP 4: Policy Recommendations
SLP 5: Reflection
You may find online resources about how to write a policy brief that encourages a shorter page length or different format. The assignment for this course is intended to enhance your ability to conduct research and propose a policy action and you will be asked to write a longer brief (4 pages total excluding the reference page).
Sample policy briefs can be viewed here on the National Education Policy Center at https://nepc.colorado.edu/publications/policy-briefs Incorporate any feedback from your instructor on SLP 3 and compose a 4-page paper the included the following components of the policy brief:
• Title:?A strong title that communicates the contents of the brief.
• Executive Summary:?Include an overview of the problem, identify the audience for your policy, who will benefit from a policy change, and the initial proposed policy action (1 page)
• Context or Scope of Problem:?This section communicates the importance of the problem and aims to convince the reader of the necessity of policy action (1 page)
• Policy Alternatives:?This section discusses the current policy approach and explains?proposed options. It should be fair, accurate, and supported by research. Your goal is to convince the reader why the policy action proposed in the brief is the most desirable (1 page)
• Policy Recommendations:?This section contains the most detailed explanation of the concrete steps to be taken to address the policy issue (1 page)
• Reference List: These should be reliable sources that you have used throughout your brief to guide your policy discussion and recommendations.
Attachment:- Policy Brief.rar