1. Prepare a term paper pertaining to any policy issue and present competing arguments (pros/cons), as
well as your own opinions, recommended policy improvements, and conclusion regarding the policy
issue. You can focus on any policy issue; such as federalism, civil rights, civil liberties, interest groups,
models of democracy, a court ruling, eminent domain, livable community issues, general plans, laws
and regulations, a government program or project, or other policy issues.
2. Your Term Paper is due in our online class Assignment section by April 24th (Friday), 11:45 p.m. It is
recommended you turn your paper in early. Submit your paper in the online class term paper
assignment section via a Word document or pdf file; or copy and paste your paper in the assignment
comment/text box. Your paper can only be submitted one time.