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Create an 8- to 10-page Practicum Project Proposal. It should provide a thorough explanation of the 5 W’s (who, what, when, where, and why) and H (how) in regards to your project:

• Why is there a need for the project
• What is the project and what do you intend to accomplish with it
• Who will be participants in it and who will be impacted by it (stakeholders)
• Where will the project take place
• When will it take place
• How will you implement the project and how will the intervention address the need

The aim of the proposal is to secure the buy-in of your project. The proposal should sell itself. The more comprehensive a plan you present in the proposal the greater the odds of buy-in. You will want to use this at your kick-off meeting to gain consensus among all stakeholders and to set the expectations and common objectives for your project.

Your final practicum proposal should contain the following elements:

1. Title Page
2. Table of contents
3. Introduction
4. Align to organization’s vision and mission statement
5. Background of project’s impetus
6. Literature review
7. Gap analysis/needs assessment
8. Project charter, scope, and objectives
9. Implementation plan
10. Define the processes and procedures involved
11. Work units, tasks/activities
12. Define project deliverables
13. Define the metrics that will determine success. How will you know that change is an improvement?
14. Timeline and schedule
15. Budget
16. Cost-benefit analysis
17. Identify all resources needed (tangible and intangible)
18. Risk management plan
19. Reference Page
20. Appendices

Note: The expected length of the final practicum proposal document is 8 to 10 pages, not including the title and reference pages or appendices. You may incorporate some of the tools you completed in order to strengthen your proposal. All remaining work that you completed for your project should be included as appendices to the proposal.

Provide in-text citations and references for all sources cited.

Format your paper, including the reference page, according to APA guidelines.