Write a paper on letter to south Carolina problem solver.PALM 493: South Carolina Studies Letter to SC Problem Solver Assignment Sheet Assignment You will write a letter to a public official in South Carolina, a letter that needs to meet all of the content and formatting expectations for a formal letter. You may choose to send your letter, but that is not required for this assignment. The letter may be used to explain how a particular issue, under the purview of the official, affects your area of South Carolina*, to express support for a proposed law, policy, or action, or to oppose a proposed law, policy, or action. In substance, the letter can achieve one of these aims by demonstrating to the official that her or his constituents have an investment in the issue, giving background history that she or he may not be aware of, or attempting to persuade an official to vote in a certain way, or take another action, on the issue. *Please note that your area of South Carolina can be loosely defined. It can be Richland County or Columbia, where USC-Columbia is located, or it can be a part of the State in which you did reside at some point, or it can be a part of the State facing an issue that is of particular interest to you. The only requirement is that the letter makes clear why the issue is of concern for you. Getting Started Think about issues in your area of South Carolina or problems facing the State in general. What is most pressing? What do you have a personal investment in? Now, considerand do some research into this questionwho within the State has the ability to make the changes that you would like to see? The articles on South Carolina governance from earlier in the semester may be useful. You need not reread these in their entireties, but please use these as reference material in your attempts to determine the appropriate official to contact. Be aware that not every issue will be one for the governor or state legislature to be contacted and that seemingly local issues arent always under the authority of county or city councils.
