In your paper, you’ll explore an industry/your career/job with attention to the how one’s career choice contributes to the community’s wellbeing, and how the leadership and management of these services and industries are held accountable to ethical conduct and laws, equity and fairness of employment and global trends. (Pick a social justice issue and describe how your industry “deals” with it.)
a. Introduction: Introduce the topic, what is the scope, why is this of interest to you, what were the questions you intend to answer with the research. (1/2 page suggested)
b. Findings from research question. Be sure to attend to social justice implications, equity and fairness with regard to race, ethnicity, gender, disability, sexual orientation and/or other identity dimensions, global impact or relations.
c.Critique of sources and information (1 page suggested) This can be the Critical Five.
d. Recommendations for the industry
e. Conclusions/ future directions (1/2 page suggested)
f. Reference section (APA Style or MLA)
OUTLINE-Possible
1. Introduction
2. Research Findings
3. Critique of Information/Sources
4. Recommendations
5. Conclusions/Future Diections
6. References
Papers must be 5-7 pages in length + reference section, typed, double-spaced, and uses 12 pt. Calibri or Times New Roman font and include properly cited references. APA or MLA Style must be used for formatting of paper, citations and references. At least five sources should be used including government, industry and scholarly sources. The following outline may be used with approximate page lengths (in writing, use APA or MLA Style for headings rather than outline numbering).
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