Project Briefs are due on Wednesday March 9th.  Please use the following outline as a guide when drafting your project brief (beginning during class on March 2nd). The brief will serve as a proposal and working outline for your project, which means that it may need to be adapted as you go along, especially with input from your community contact and me.  Note: As your work on your project briefs it might be helpful to check out the projects that students did last year.  

1. Project Title:
2. Project Goals: This project aims to…
3. Project Design/Strategy: Our group will achieve these goals by…
   1. Historical research on key policies and planning practices (including what we cover in class), with a focus on….
   2. Direct engagement with community contacts, which for us will involve…
4. Key Activities: Our specific activities will include…
5. Proposed project deliverables: We anticipate that our project design and key activities will allow us to produce…
   1. A white paper that…
   2. A public engagement/popular education product that…
6. Work plan/Time Line/Responsibilities of each team member:
   1. Our group’s work plan and timeline…
   2. Our group’s division of labor…