You can also fulfill this requirement by thinking through potential negative impacts of your solutions. Focus on a problem located in Southwest Florida (or at least in Florida generally)

The essay should have a unique title that follows the “title: subtitle model” and indicates something about the topic of the essay. The introduction should introduce the topic of your essay and end with a strong thesis in which you offer a solution to the problem. The body paragraphs should divide your essay into subsections that cover different portions of your argument. At least one of your paragraphs should present the issue from a perspective that differs from your own. The conclusion should take a broad perspective and consider what readers can learn from your argument. This might be a call to action where you envision what the future will look like if your change is and/or is not implemented. Your essay must look at the issue from multiple perspectives by considering and, if applicable, undercutting/mitigating opposing solutions or viewpoints. You can also fulfill this requirement by thinking through potential negative impacts of your solutions. Focus on a problem located in Southwest Florida (or at least in Florida generally) Feature a clear thesis statement at the end of your introduction Write at least four pages. Use at least four sources from the library Integrate at least four quotations Dedicate at least one body paragraph to considering a perspective that differs from your own List all sources in a Works Cited page and include in-text citations where appropriate.