Annotated Bibliography on Student-Run Businesses
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Annotated Bibliography on Student-Run Businesses
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It’s important that you evaluate each source you will use to make sure it’s credible and useful for your purpose. You will submit a list of three sources you plan to use: one source you will use to assess your audience, one source you will use to identify the need/problem, and one source you will use to analyze the market. For each source, include a citation using APA style. You will also address the following to explain what key information you’ll get from the source and why the source is credible:
- A brief summary of the source.
- What are the main arguments/ideas? If someone asked you about the content in this source, how would you answer?
- A brief assessment of the source.
- Analyze why the source is useful and credible. Mention if the source is objective or biased.
- A brief reflection on how/why this source will be used for your proposal.
Note: please see the Purdue OWL’s page on annotated bibliographies for more information at https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/614/01….
Format Requirements:
- Use bullet points to organize your list.
- Use 1-inch margins and 11 or 12-point font.
Your specific topic must be approved by your instructor. You cannot submit any subsequent assignments without submitting a topic proposal and getting approval from your instructor.
Your topic proposal will address the following questions:
• What are you proposing?
• To whom are you proposing it?
• What need does the proposal address?
• What are other companies/organizations/schools doing?
Students are encouraged to choose from the following topics:
• Propose an internship program to an existing company
• If you are already in an internship, identify a problem at your company & propose a solution
• Propose a new student service not already offered at Temple
o For example, we now have Cherry Pantry to give students that need it access to healthy food
