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Case Analysis

Checklist

Analyze the case using course concepts
Recognize and identify the problem
Determine the causes of the problem
Direct my analysis toward the assumed audience
Use appropriate theories to arrive at my recommendation
Leave alternative solutions open in case of initial failure
Write a detailed implementation plan
Use logical organization and clear language
Include appropriate subheadings where needed
Follow appropriate format guidelines as indicated by my instructor
Check for grammar and punctuation errors
Review the graphics section for formatting mistakes
Accept the fact that there is not one perfect solution

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Candice Chovanec Melzow began working in the Academic Center as a peer writing tutor in Spring 2002. Candice received a B.A. in English Literature with teacher certification in May 2004 and an M.A.I.S. with concentrations in literature and history in May 2006.