Write a memorandum addressed to your instructor: (Prof. Page) (I work in a rest

Write a memorandum addressed to your instructor: (Prof. Page)
(I work in a restaurant) (The decision maker is my supervisor Mr. Wade)
(1) describing an actual problem in your office, school, church, or volunteer organization that you do not have the authority to correct;
(2) identifying the specific decision maker (by name and position) who can act on a researched report (3) proposing your solution;
(4) including a list of research sources in American Psychological Association (APA) format of at least three of your required eight specific sources (not just generic statements such as, “I plan to use articles from the newspaper and the web”); and
(5) a Gantt Chart depicting the timing of your expected progress on the problem-solving researched proposal you are asking permission to pursue as the final paper in this course. (For guidance on how to create a Gantt Chart, review this resource on Gantt Charts in the Course Resources)
Use the underlined words/phrases in the numbered list in this paragraph as the headings in the body of your memorandum to your instructor. As always, you will also include an introduction paragraph explaining why you are writing, and a conclusion with a clear call to action or request. Grading criteria:
Describes the problem or project you want to work on, and explains its significance
Explains your proposed solution in detail
Describes the benefits of your research to your organization
Describes the specific steps the decision-maker must take to implement the solution
Uses at least three appropriate sources in APA format
Summarizes research from your cited sources
Includes correct Gantt Chart with adequate detail tracing your next steps in producing the proposal
Uses emphatic, concise, fluent sentences
Contains no proofreading errors
Sample Topics for Final Project (Paper 7)
Here are a few topics for which students have written successful final reports in the past. Hopefully, they will help give you some ideas for your own topic. Please note that each of these topics deals with a specific problem or issue in a specific school, church, organization, etc. with which the student is personally involved. Again:
The issue or problem you address should be a LOCAL problem for which your report might actually do some good in your workplace, school, church, educational institution, non-profit organization, etc. You cannot solve the national debt crisis or issues such as immigration, abortion, or climate change with a brief class project. Again, look around you and find a LOCAL problem to research and analyze and propose a solution for — one that has a SPECIFIC decision maker (not the Congress, or the “Government” or “our company/community should”). Examples
Problem:
Many students at YOUR school are financially “illiterate” and often make unwise choices and decisions about money.
Proposed solution:
Implementation of a Personal Finance Education Workshop at XXX University
Intended audience:
Student Development Director, Counseling or Career Center Director
***
Problem:
Children at a SPECIFIC school or daycare center are vulnerable to predators.
Proposed solution:
Develop policies to help children be more secure and help parents feel better about leaving their children at the facility.
Intended audience:
daycare director, principle of school, school board, etc.
***
Problem:
Hackers have accessed personal data of employees and/or customers at YOUR company or organization. Proposed solution:
Develop or find an existing tool (software and/or hardware) to make data more secure.
Intended audience:
President of company or organization.
***
Problem:
Employee productivity (at YOUR company) is being reduced by dropping off kids at various daycare centers around town, and they are spending large amounts of money on daycare.
Proposed solution:
Create an onsite daycare center.
Intended audience:
President of Company, Human Resources Director
***
Problem:
Military dependents (on YOUR base/post) are struggling, emotionally and financially, while service members are deployed overseas.
Proposed solution:
Create a support group on/near XXX military base or post.
Intended audience:
Base Commander, Dependent Liaison Officer
***
Problem:
Employee productivity (in YOUR company) is being reduced because some employees are abusing internet access by shopping online, using Facebook, etc. during work hours.
Proposed solution:
Create a fair internet usage policy that works for everyone.
Intended audience:
Human Resource Director, Company President
***
Problem:
Students (at YOUR school) are joining a specific student club, fraternity/sorority,etc., but many are not participating in activities and functions. (Could also apply to “grownup” volunteer organizations, civic clubs, church-related ministries, etc.)
Proposed solution:
Propose ways to help members remain interested/involved in the organization.
Intended audience:
President/officers/board of directors of club or organization. NOTE: These sample topics are presented to give you an idea of the types of problems that would be acceptable for this assignment. The problem that you address will of course be different. If you still need help deciding on a topic, contact your instructor immediately (not the day before or the day that the proposal is due) for help.
I have attached some examples of what is expected