Reader Analysis

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Topic Selection and Reader Analysis

This course focuses on creating a variety of documents that are used in the professional workplace.  In order to explore that fully, we will be selecting a topic and then focusing on it throughout the term.  Your topic must be a problem in the workplace, your community or your school.  (Pick one area.)  It must fit the following criteria:
        It must be real.
        It must be solvable.
        It must have depth.
        It must require research.
Here are some examples of possible topics:
        Adding on-site childcare.
        Tuition discounts
        Changing the speed limit on a particular road.
        Upgrading company technology.
        Creating a student lounge.
        Creating a community garden.
Once you have selected your topic, you will then brainstorm possible audiences you will need to communicate with in order to effectively solve this problem. Read this document to learn more about audience analysis. Use the attached chart to profile your audience.  You must include a fully developed paragraph at the top describing your problem. Please submit both your topic selection description and the reader analysis chart in one document.

Rogerian essay on animal testing

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Finding the middle ground

(100 points)

Purpose:  To develop a well-organized middle ground essay.  To be capable of acknowledging and understanding an opposing group.  To establish a fair agreement between two different forces.

Choose one issue that interests you and begin your essay focusing on this specific one:

Remember, both sides are winning for a Rogerian essay.  Be fair and acknowledgeable to the other side of your argument.

There are four goals you should strive to meet in this essay; these goals are the main criteria I will use to arrive at your final grade.

1) Meet the length requirement: 4.5-5 pages (double-spaced, typed).

2) Introduction: presents both the pros and cons of the issue

3) Develop a clear thesis statement that addresses a middle ground argument for the topic.   

4) Cite two sources that support your argument and two that opposes it.  Show me with clear details how you acknowledge and state the opposing force fairly.  Conclusion: do you present a compromise between the two positions.

EXAMPLE:
Torture is the practice of deliberately harming a person physically or psychologically for specific gains which includes: to punish, to obtain information about something, or to force someone to confess a crime. Some people argue that it should be prohibited because it is cruel, inhuman, and it goes against our civil rights. In other words, it should be banned at all times, and places. Others encourage torture because it may save many lives that are in danger which means that the suspect is a threat to them.  Furthermore, some authorities abuse people to make them admit their crime, or to punish them to spread fear in a society.  Write an essay that seeks a middle ground between the opposing sides. Use evidence from peer-reviewed sources to back your argument.

HSA 305

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**ORIGINAL ANSWERS ONLY**
Analyze the current state of the U.S. health care system and determine the single most significant weakness. Make at least one recommendation for addressing that weakness from a marketing perspective.
Anticipate what major changes will take place in the health care industry over the next 25 years and how the marketing of health care will differ as a result of those changes. Provide specific examples to support your response.
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Rhetorical Paper

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Assignment:

Simply speaking this paper is a rhetorical criticism of one of top 100 speeches in American rhetoric. The speeches can be found at http://www.americanrhetoric.com/top100speechesall.html (Links to an external site.), I have also added some speeches from the 21st century and these can be found at: http://www.americanrhetoric.com/21stcenturyspeeches.htm (Links to an external site.).  It should 3-5 pages in length, double spaced, in 12 point Arial font.

Objectives

There are three main objectives that I want you to get from writing this paper.  First, I want each of you to gain further practice in listening and unpacking formal public speaking.  Second, is to demonstrate mastery of theoretical concepts (namely the rhetorical situation) through application of these concepts in your writing of this essay.  Third, to offer background on one of the most highly regarded and popular speeches in American history.  Learning these concepts does not occur in a vacuum. The concepts you learn while writing this paper will increase your understanding how and why public speaking is so important to a healthy democracy.

Requirements

There are 6 overarching requirements.  First, apply an aspect of the rhetorical situation to your chosen speech.  Second, make an argument; you should be using the tools you learned during the argumentation lecture and apply them to make tight concise arguments. Essentially this means that you need to pick a part of the rhetorical situation and argue why it is the most important part for your project. Third, the paper should be 3-5 pages long.  This includes the bibliography/works cited but does NOT include a title page.  Fourth, you should be using a no fewer than 4 cited sources.  Fifth, make sure that it is written in APA or MLA format.  Sixth, it should be in 12 point Arial Font with 1 margins and double spaced.