Social Work Question
A Critical Examination of Sex, Gender, and Sexual OrientationYou have made it to the final module in which you will be submitting the final version of the grant proposal for administrative review before submission. Your course instructor will serve as your supervisor towards evaluating the comprehensiveness of all topics required for a substantive grant proposal. Your 10-12-page proposal must include each of the following five sections:
- Sexual Health: An Introduction
- Sexual Socialization: Teen Pregnancy & HIV/STDs
- Human Sexuality & Vulnerable Populations
- Subjectivity & Aligning Culture with Sexual Awareness
When putting together the final proposal, it is important to adhere to the following expectations:
- The first page of your proposal should be your title page.
- Use feedback that you have been receiving from all previous sections to make the appropriate revisions to your work.
- Proofread your work to ensure that your proposal is error-free. Check all spelling and grammar throughout your work.
- Ensure that your work is double-spaced throughout, using a font of 12, and Times New Roman, in Microsoft Word.
- Your final proposal must be one cumulative paper in which all the sections to the course project from all weeks are incorporated. Use subheadings to identify each section within your proposal.
- Be sure that you have cited all facts within your work with a parenthetical in-text citation. Keep in mind that all factually-based sentences must be cited with a parenthetical in-text citation.
- You must have a correctly-formatted, alphabetized Reference Page at the conclusion of your work. Parenthetical in-text citations and the Reference Page go together; one cannot be provided without the other.
- The page limit for your assignment is 10-12 pages (not including the title page and the Reference Page).
Part II: After making the necessary edits to previous sections of the proposal and incorporating all sections into one cumulative, error-free document, write a one-page reflection highlighting your experience in completing this hypothetical grant proposal addressing a concern relative to sexuality and the community? What have you specifically learned about the importance of Human Services Professionals in taking a proactive approach in addressing social concerns relative to human sexuality?
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