Introduction
In fulfillment of my classroom commitments, I am offering to write a white paper to Cullen Geiselman of Bat Conservation International in regards to a technology discovered in 2013. This white paper will be written under the guidelines of my English 3302 studies along with Technical Communications by Paul Anderson. The technology chosen would aid the organization in many of its goals regarding bat conservation. A volatile organic chemical (VOC) derived from bacteria is found to hinder white-nose syndrome fungus growth in bat colonies across America. These VOCs will be the main focus of my white paper. This technology must be introduced to the organization I chose because they are best fit to utilize it. The Bat Conservation International’s …show more content…
Geiselman with in-depth research of the helpful volatile organic chemicals she would otherwise not be able to do herself as a high-ranking official in many organizations and committees related to bats. The research I will do in Tarleton’s library will use as many resources as possible to provide a spectrum of information to the white paper’s audience. The white paper will also discuss how the technology has helped researchers in their own goals, and how implementing their research will help Dr. Geiselman’s organization fulfill its goals. The discovery of this technology is new and tests are still underway to analyze the best way to spread the VOCs. The white paper strives to educate the Bat Conservation International on this recent technology. Bat survival depends on research, knowledge and implementation of beneficial technology. It can be difficult to know what VOCs are and what they are capable of without taking the time to research them beforehand. A similar problem is that individual research is too lengthy for neither Dr. Geiselman nor I. I plan to serve as the intermediary between the scientists conducting research and Bat Conservation International. In analyzing the potential of the technology, I am providing Dr. Geiselman with all the information she needs to know to come to a conclusion on her decision to use the technology for her organization’s
In fulfillment of my classroom commitments, I am offering to write a white paper to Cullen Geiselman of Bat Conservation International in regards to a technology discovered in 2013. This white paper will be written under the guidelines of my English 3302 studies along with Technical Communications by Paul Anderson. The technology chosen would aid the organization in many of its goals regarding bat conservation. A volatile organic chemical (VOC) derived from bacteria is found to hinder white-nose syndrome fungus growth in bat colonies across America. These VOCs will be the main focus of my white paper. This technology must be introduced to the organization I chose because they are best fit to utilize it. The Bat Conservation International’s …show more content…
Geiselman with in-depth research of the helpful volatile organic chemicals she would otherwise not be able to do herself as a high-ranking official in many organizations and committees related to bats. The research I will do in Tarleton’s library will use as many resources as possible to provide a spectrum of information to the white paper’s audience. The white paper will also discuss how the technology has helped researchers in their own goals, and how implementing their research will help Dr. Geiselman’s organization fulfill its goals. The discovery of this technology is new and tests are still underway to analyze the best way to spread the VOCs. The white paper strives to educate the Bat Conservation International on this recent technology. Bat survival depends on research, knowledge and implementation of beneficial technology. It can be difficult to know what VOCs are and what they are capable of without taking the time to research them beforehand. A similar problem is that individual research is too lengthy for neither Dr. Geiselman nor I. I plan to serve as the intermediary between the scientists conducting research and Bat Conservation International. In analyzing the potential of the technology, I am providing Dr. Geiselman with all the information she needs to know to come to a conclusion on her decision to use the technology for her organization’s