The proposal is a major assignment in which you can apply the writing techniques youve been learning all term to a longer document.For your proposal, identify a problem$/$situation that needs improving in your work, home, college, church, club, or municipal government. Your topic should be something narrow and local, so that you can have a clear focus in your research. $($For example, rather than drinking and driving, a good topic might be drinking and driving prevention at the Farside$).$Some possible ideas for improvement include: Buying more equipment or hiring more workers for your organizationMaking your organization more family$-$friendly or making changes to improve accessibility for customers or employees with disabilitiesImproving student residences at the collegeImproving food options at the collegeThese are just some ideas; feel free to pick your own idea for change.Your proposal should describe the problem you plan to address and indicate why the problem is important. You will propose a plan of action for solving the problem. Make sure your recommendations are specific, practical, and supported by your research $($citing from it directly in the proposal$).$ Your proposal will be organized with appropriate headings, and supported with evidence, following the format of the sample Informal Letter Proposal proposal in Figure $9\mathrm{.}1$ on pp$.222-223,$ although your proposal will be in memo format, not letter format. In your proposal, underling the purpose statement. You will also depend upon a minimum of two secondary research sources for this proposal, and you must document your sources appropriately. Citations will appear both in$-$text and in a reference list at the end $($in APA format$).$Your proposal should be $2$ pages in length, memo format, using size $10-12$ font. Make sure you end with a call to action. Address your proposal to the person who would have the power to approve it in your organization. Finally, include a third page for your references. Note: failure to follow assignment directions, including not using Figure $9\mathrm{.}1$ as a guide, will result in a $5\%$ deduction. Proposal Tips:Organization: Your proposal should follow the direct strategy. Your proposal will be organized with appropriate headings, and supported with evidence and should end with a call to action.Research: You will depend upon secondary research sources for this proposal, and you must document your sources appropriately. Citations will appear both in$-$text and in a reference list at the end $($in APA format$).$Content: Your proposal should include the "Components of Informal Proposals" found in $9\mathrm{.}1$b on pp$.222-225.$