Community Policing: Challenges public officials face from/within the communities they serve.
1. Title Page.
2. Abstract/Executive Summary: Provides a summary of the report.
3. Table of Contents: Provides the organization of the report.
4. Introduction/Issue or Problem Statement: States the issue or problem.
5. Literature Review: Uses research techniques to locate the issue or problem you are addressing with
similar issues/problems and resolutions.
6. Methodology: Describes what you did and how you did it.
7. Findings: Report what you found.
8. Discussion, Recommendations, and Conclusions: The final chapter is your interpretation of the data
where you make recommendations based upon your interpretation of the findings.
9. References: In APA style, list all references which were consulted in the research.
10. Appendix: Research data, tools, explanatory notes and lists are organized as appendices, and do not
count toward the 35-page minimum
