Please answer the following question based on Case Study 1.pdf

a) Imagine you were Lisa Brown, establish criteria for evaluation and assign scores or values for project traits, and define weightings for all criteria. [15]

b) Assign values to all criteria for the four projects. [10]

c) Devise an alternative project to raise awareness for sustainability and/or developing responsible leaders. You might use a project from your own institution or be inspired by another PRME signatory. For your alternative project, assign values to all criteria. [10]

d) Using the weighted factor scoring method, compute total scores for each project and make a recommendation on which project to select for the next academic year. [15]

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Introduction It was June 17,2019 , and a sunny and quiet afternoon. Sitting at her desk and glancing out of the window, Lisa Brown let her eyes wander over the lush campus greens. Reflecting on the beauty of nature, she was fully committed to preserving it and being responsible in the way natural resources were used. She went back to thinking about her latest assignment. Brown, the assistant to the director at Swotting School of Business, Michael Wilson, had just met with Wilson to start a conversation about what the school should engage in during the next academic year to sensitize its students to more sustainable practices and becoming responsible leaders of tomorrow. Since 2013, when Swotting School of Business became a signatory of the PRME initiative, the school had organized at least one major event each year to promote awareness among its students. Considering which project to favor, Brown and Wilson had just revisited some of the school's previous projects. They had agreed that Brown would review all of Introduction It was June 17,2019 , and a sunny and quiet afternoon. Sitting at her desk and glancing out of the window, Lisa Brown let her eyes wander over the lush campus greens. Reflecting on the beauty of nature, she was fully committed to preserving it and being responsible in the way natural resources were used. She went back to thinking about her latest assignment. Brown, the assistant to the director at Swotting School of Business, Michael Wilson, had just met with Wilson to start a conversation about what the school should engage in during the next academic year to sensitize its students to more sustainable practices and becoming responsible leaders of tomorrow. Since 2013, when Swotting School of Business became a signatory of the PRME initiative, the school had organized at least one major event each year to promote awareness among its students. Considering which project to favor, Brown and Wilson had just revisited some of the school's previous projects. They had agreed that Brown would review all of