Compose a study elaborating on mandatory vaccines or any other topic on the list.

Compose a study elaborating on mandatory vaccines or any other topic on the list.Guide for Research Papers
All papers will comply with the MLA guide to research papers. The paper should be at least 2 and no more than 4 pages typed in Times New Roman, 12” font, 1” margins and double spaced. The cover page should include the paper’s title, your name, instructor’s name and course information centered. The works cited page should list all works referred to in writing the paper; articles, books, internet sources. Use .edu, .gov or .org cites for internet sources.
For more detailed information, refer to the MLA Handbook, by Modern Language Association.
It is recommended that you seek assistance from the Academic Success Center or the Library if you need help with using citations in your research paper.
Research papers should be well referenced, analytical, and persuasive toward a specific argument regarding government policy. You must argue one side with evidence to convince the reader of your view. I suggest you have someone proof your paper to point out any obvious grammatical, punctuation or clarity issues. The Academic Success Center (see your syllabus) and Tutor.com are available for this purpose.

You should write formally, not as if you were having a conversation with a friend, but rather as if you were trying to publish the paper in a periodical. As such, do not use personal pronouns or contractions.
Following are suggestions for topics. You may choose a different topic WITH APPROVAL. Remember the policy on plagiarism-do not resubmit or rework a previous paper from another class. Papers with 30% or more similarity on Turn-It-In will incur automatic point deductions. Papers will not be accepted 1 week past the due date and late papers will receive point deductions.
These topics are purposefully broad. You must narrow the topic into a thesis from which you will write a persuasive paper.
Suggested Topics for Research Papers POS2041
Open or Closed Primaries Presidential Power during a crisis
Bias in the MediaElectoral College
Social Media and Freedom of SpeechTerm Limits for Congressmen
Immigration ReformElimination of PACs
Bail and Bond PolicyVoting Integrity
Mandatory Vaccination
HAS TO BE WITHIN UNITED STATES . Not other countries .

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