Running head: PART 1 CAPSTONE [Title Here, up to 12 Words, on One to Two Lines] [Author Name(s), First M. Last, Omit Titles and Degrees] 1 PART 1 CAPSTONE 2 Abstract Your abstract needs to be on a page alone. It should have about 150-250 words that summarizes your Capstone project with the various features you are mentioning in your paper. Double spaced. ** This should not just be an introduction to your program. It is an introduction to the Capstone Project. PART 1 CAPSTONE 3 *It is highly recommended that you use the headings and organization structure represented in this template or something very similar. Title Provide an introduction statement to your program, and a statement identifying a clear, considerate, and focused social problem that you program addressed. Then clearly identify the target population your program will be serving. Identify the area of practice/concentration, agency setting, and geographical location-local of your agency. Literature Review (One and a half pages) conceptualization of literature review: a concise summary of current peer-reviewed research on the research problem or topic. It explores the cause, risk factors, background history and theoretical perspectives related to the problem and the proposed program.) Part I: The Problem The first section should speak about the significant and relevance of the social problem you are addressing. Does the research support the problem statement? Does it confirm, expand or refute your problem statement? Include insight from your sources to formulate responses to these questions. The second section should describe the Etiology of the problem. What are the causes and risk factors related to the problem. Describe the cultural, social, political and religious values and practices affecting the problem, including any ethical or legal issues. The third part should detail the social and economic costs to society related to the problem. Part II: The Program (*this section is where you provide a robust/focused introduction to your program and justify the reason it is needed. Whether you are using an existing program, or a new program, at this point in your reading and research, you should be able to clearly articulate the purpose, service mindset, needs addressed, and delivery system of the agency you are using as your foundation). PART 1 CAPSTONE What is the background history on the program or if a new program, background history on relevant or similar programs? What programs currently exist? Where are there gaps in the system? How does your program fulfill an unmet need or gap for the target population, in the service delivery system and service area? 4 PART 1 CAPSTONE 5 References Examples of correctly formatted reference types. Replace these examples with your correct APA references. example of the correct format for a book reference: Author, A. A. (Year of publication). Title of work: Capital letter also for subtitle. Location: Publisher. Example of the correct format for an Article reference: Author, A. A., Author, B. B., & Author, C. C. (Year). Title of article. Title of Periodical, volume number(issue number), pages. http://dx.doi.org/xx.xxx/yyyyy Example of the correct format for a web document reference: Author, A. A., & Author, B. B. (Date of publication). Title of document. Retrieved from http://Web address Citation and Reference check list 1. Are my citations correctly formatted? (author, year). 2. Does my period come after my citations if they are at the end of the sentence? 3. Are all references used to inform my paper? If not omit them. If so, ensure that there are citations indicting where the insight from your sources are located within your narrative. 4. Are my references, consistently, in APA format? Are they double spaced, are they in alphabetical order, is the first line flush with the margin, are the second and third lines indented ½ inch off the margin, are the items that need to be italicized, italicize, did you use capitalization and lower case properly, is the content in the correct order?
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