Planning a Meeting.

Read the instruction carefully.

Please read theApplication 11.2 case study found on page 305 of the textbook, and follow the steps outlined to complete "The Assignment".

Your completed assignment paper should be a minimum of 4 pages and no longer than 6 pages (the title page, abstract page and reference page do not count towards paper length). The paper must be formatted using APA format requirements, with a minimum of 5 scholarly references, including the text book as at least one reference.

Please do the home with the template that I attached, also the book page to make the homework.

Book reference of this class:

Leadership Communication

Author:Barrett, Deborah, J.

Edition:4th 14

ISBN 13:978-0-07-340320-5

Publisher:McGraw Hill

Running Head: ABBREVIATED TITLE OF YOUR PAPER This is an example / template you can use to format your Week 4 Assignment: Application 11.2 Title of Your Paper Your Name Davenport University MGMT 535 - Fall 1 / 2015 Instructor: Bev Pierce September xx, 2015 1 ABBREVIATED TITLE OF YOUR PAPER 2 Abstract Put your Abstract, which provides a brief synopsis of your paper, on this page. The abstract begins at the right-hand margin with no paragraph indentation. The abstract is a brief but comprehensive summary of the paper, typically from 150 to 250 words, and usually no longer than half a page. The abstract is told in third-person point of view and highlights the thesis and main points of the paper. ABBREVIATED TITLE OF YOUR PAPER 3 Title of your paper Start your paper by providing a short summary/introduction that outlines the situation and why you are organizing a meeting. Meeting Attendees Outline who will be invited to the meeting. ABBREVIATED TITLE OF YOUR PAPER 4 Meeting Objectives and Deliverables Outline your objectives for the meeting, and the expected \"deliverables\" or end products that you expect the meeting group to produce. Meeting Agenda Outline the specific Agenda for the meeting, including the topics to be covered, the timing allotted for each topic and the discussion leader(s) for each topic. Be sure to include discussion regarding on-going action items and who is responsible for forward assignments, as well as agreement on if/when the group will meet again. ABBREVIATED TITLE OF YOUR PAPER 5 Meeting Invitation Draft the meeting invitation (to be sent as an email or meeting request) that you will send to the invited meeting participants. Project Workspace Describe how you would organize the project workspace, what types of materials should be posted - and why. ABBREVIATED TITLE OF YOUR PAPER 6 Conclusion Include a short Conclusion that summarizes your plan for the meeting. Include any other pertinent comments that will help your reader understand the importance of thorough meeting planning. Your paper MUST be a minimum of 4 FULL pages in length - and no more than 6 pages (excluding the title page, Abstract page and References page). ABBREVIATED TITLE OF YOUR PAPER 7 References Crime and corrections (1996, July 6). Barron's, pp. 66-69. Dickerson, M.B., Dillavou, E.R., & Schuck, H. (1987). Business law and the case method. Englewood, N.J.: Prentice-Hall. Essid, J.P., Kennedy, C., Hutson, M., de Lune, C., & Fast, P. (1998). Teaching prisoners on-line. Education Today, 17, 28-33. Frankel, B. (2001, May 1). Capital punishment in the millennium. Retrieved on July 22, 2014, from website: www.advocatesforprisonersrights/capital Saunders, C.B. (1984). The role of the police. In J.T. Curran, A. Fowler, & R.H. Ward (Eds.). Police and law enforcement (pp. 409-426). New York: Ames Press. (These are reference examples only, obviously. Be sure you include appropriate in-text citations for all reference sources that you list. At least 5 scholarly references are required for this paper. You may use the textbook as one of your reference sources.) Print | Leadership Communication 9/25/15, 7:26 PM PRINTED BY: jburgosgonzalez@email.davenport.edu. Printing is for personal, private use only. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted without publisher's prior permission. Violators will be prosecuted. http://online.vitalsource.com/books/0077629280/print?from=305&to=306&skip_desktop=true Page 1 of 2 Print | Leadership Communication 9/25/15, 7:26 PM PRINTED BY: jburgosgonzalez@email.davenport.edu. Printing is for personal, private use only. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted without publisher's prior permission. Violators will be prosecuted. http://online.vitalsource.com/books/0077629280/print?from=305&to=306&skip_desktop=true Page 2 of 2