Working thesis (not just one sentence; about 100 words). Recommended: include a specific, persuasive claim or call to action, or at minimum, what college-educated readers can learn from your Project, explain why it’s important, relevant, interesting.

Look at S-Rs from student volunteers: shared writing space. Same for Proposals:
Reminder, from Assignment directions due tonight: “Edit and expand your previous work (outline), developing it into a well-organized and clearly formatted Project 3 Proposal with 3 sections:
1. Working thesis (not just one sentence; about 100 words). Recommended: include a specific, persuasive claim or call to action, or at minimum, what college-educated readers can learn from your Project, explain why it’s important, relevant, interesting.
2. Source 1 S-R (condensed from its first draft, to connect more to your thesis)
3. Source 2 S-R (condensed from its first draft, to connect more to your thesis)