To: Professor
Morris
From: Rachel Ford
From: Rachel Ford
RE: Proposal for Inauguration
Day
Scope: Research
will be done about the life of Barack Obama and the history of the presidential
inauguration. The inauguration of Obama will be on Jan. 21, 2013 this year, and
will air live on television from 10:30 to 1:30 p.m. The inauguration services
will include the swearing in ceremony, the Inaugural Parade and the official
Inaugural Balls.
Need: The
presidential inauguration only happens once every four years following the
presidential election, and between those four years not much is mentioned about
it. My goal is to inform people more about the presidential inauguration
process, and why it is an important part of history.
Methods: Research
the life and accomplishments of Obama during his first term as President and
his time before that as a senator, as well as the history of the inauguration
process in detail online using official websites, New York Times, other newspapers and academic
databases. I will be watching the event live on television.
Sources: New York
Times, local newspapers, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, mostly for their
different views on Obama being inaugurated again.
Barack Obama’s official website
EBSCOHost
Barack Obama’s official website
EBSCOHost
Presentation:
Presentation will be in the form of a New York Times style column posted on my
blog, as well as discussion and possible live tweeting of the event as I watch
it.
Follow-up: There
is no plans for a follow-up at this time, but that final decision will be made
based on reactions to initial column.
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