Write a Proposal about international students mistreatment. You should search in the SVSU website (svsu.edu) in this paper. For example, the conference center at SVSU, the catering & concession services at SVSU.

Do not write about other universities or colleges, only focused on Saginaw Valley State University.

Assignment Details

Document types: APA
Letter of transmittal: 250-300 words Proposal: 2000–3000 words

For this assignment, you will produce a formal proposal. Your document should propose a solution to a problem and request appropriate support from a funding organization, or request permission to work to solve the problem if significant resources are not required by your proposal. If you are writing a grant proposal, you should respond to a formal call for proposals that has been issued by a funding agent.

Letter of Transmittal

Your letter should be directed to the funding organization or decision maker addressed by the proposal, and should introduce the problem, the proposal, and request action by the organization.

Proposal

Include the following elements in your Proposal.
Title page. Provide a title page that identifies the project and client.

Page Numbers. Use Arabic numerals with an appropriate footer to number the pages of your document. Do not number the title page.

Executive Summary. A detailed but brief summary of the key points in the proposal, including the final recommendation. (This should not exceed 100 words.)

Table of Contents. This should be self-explanatory. You should include at least your first-level and second-level headings in your table of contents. Consider using different text styles and indentation to indicate different levels of information.

List of Tables and List of Figures. The list of figures should be separate from the list of tables. Of course these lists are necessary only if your document contains tables and figures.

Introduction. Introduce the proposal topic and structure.

Problem History. Provide an explanation of the problem, including evidence that there is a problem, the history and causes of the problem, the effects of the problem, previous attempts to address it, and any other information that seems pertinent.

Proposed Solution. Discuss in detail the solution that you argue represents the most logical or effective approach to the problem, given your understanding of the problem, the available resources, and any other factors that might influence a solution to it. What are the advantages or benefits of the proposed solution? What are the likely consequences of inaction? Why is your proposal the best solution to the problem?

Project Plan. Explain clearly and directly what action you propose as a solution to the problem. What is the primary objective of your project plan? What are the major steps in your project plan? What are the sub-steps for each major step? Why are the steps and sub-steps needed? What deliverables (or tangible products) will result from each major step?

Project Timeline. Provide a project timeline. Provide whatever detail is relevant to your proposed solution. Common stages include research, training, equipment purchases, material preparation, and facilities construction. Discuss when each milestone will be reached. Consider presenting this as a table or an outline.

Proposal Budget. Identify all resources (e.g., funds, expertise, time, facilities) required to complete the project you propose. This should include a summary table of expenses that provides accurate market value for all resources requested or required.

Project Assessment. Discuss how you will evaluate the success or failure of your proposed solution. When will this assessment take place? What action will result? Will you engage independent reviewers for the evaluation? What assessment instruments and criteria will you use?

Conclusion. Briefly recap your proposed solution, stating directly and clearly why you feel your plan represents the best possible solution to the problem at this time, including the benefits of implementing it and the negative consequences of not implementing it.

Bibliographies and In-text Citations for Sources and Graphics. Make sure any sources that you use—including graphics—are properly cited. Use the APA documentation style for your in- text citations (including graphics) and bibliography entries. You will not receive passing credit for your proposal if you do not use complete and accurate in-text citations and bibliography entries in the proper APA format to identify all of your sources.

Appendices. Provide any additional support materials that are relevant to your efforts. All appendix pages should be numbered.