Preparing Your Poster
Make sure that you consult with your Research Advisor prior to printing the final version of your poster
• A size of 3' x 4' is standard required. Layout may be horizontal or vertical
Mounting
Posters must be mounted on the display boards from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm
• Pushpins will be provided
• Please make sure your poster is leveled when mounted
• Use the ID in the Technical Program to locate your poster board. ID number will be placed in the upper corner of each poster board.
Program
The Symposium starts at 12:30 pm and ends at 6:40 pm. The Symposium is open to the public but some events are by invitation only*. See Program.
At the end of Session B please remove your poster; you may leave your poster at the registration desk and pick it up the following Monday or Tuesday at CCSB 3.0100. COURI will hold the poster for two working days after the symposium. Posters that are not picked up will be disposed of. COURI will not take responsibility for posters not turned in at the registration desk from 4:50 -5:00 pm.
Judging and Awards
Faculty and graduate students will be juding poster presentations. Awards will be presented at the Awards Banquet*
Best Overall Poster
Best Poster Presentation Award (one per category):
Honorable Mention
*The Reception and Awards Banquet is a ticketed event - by invitation only and exclusively for students presenting their research and competing in the poster presentations, associated faculty members and volunteers.
Student Resources
Preparing and Delivering Technical Presentations Workshop
Part I – To my Technical Peers
Part II - To a Non-technical Audience (Associated Competition Info)
Saturday March 09, 8:30 am – 2:30 pm, CCSB 1.0410
Facilitated by: Lourdes Echegoyen, Ph.D.
COURI invites every undergraduate researcher in engineering, science, health sciences or nursing to the Preparing and Delivering Technical Presentations Workshop. Participants will work on preparing professional scientific poster presentations and delivering a professional oral presentation in an organized and concise manner. What constitutes a good scientific poster and power point presentation will be discussed, and students will have the opportunity to create a poster from an existing report and present it to peers.
We would like to thank Dr. Vanessa Lougheed for sharing with us a poster template that you may use to create your poster.
"The objective of your poster is to communicate a clear message and support it with a combination of figures, tables and short blocks of text. "
Find this and more tips on Dr. Lougheed's poster.
Student resources on preparing a poster courtesy of SACNAS.
Poster tutorial videos:
Elements of a Successful Poster (Part 1)
Preparing a Successful Poster (Part 2)
Presenting a Successful Poster (Part 3)