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Senior Research Paper

Your research papers are due on Friday 12/9. Below is a summary of assignments and requirements for your final draft:

1. Abstract (due 12/7)-- a 200-word summary of the report, including ALL relevant information; should be clear and concise; see examples here

2. Letter of Transmittal (due 12/8)-- a letter that accompanies the report, which states the contents and purpose of the report; should include contact information and signature; full block format

3. Cover Page -- should include the title of your report, author, date, course, and teacher; can use any readable font; remember that this is the first thing the reader will see!

4. Table of Contents -- Refer to section headings only

5. Final Report (due 12/9) should be presented in a report cover or binding; the order is as follows: title page, abstract, table of contents, introduction with title at the top (all CAPS), body of report, works cited, back page (blank)

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