The key to a good poster is to stay on subject and keep your message simple and clear. Limit your poster to simple colors and special effects; less is more and white space isn’t always a bad thing.

it is almost always useful to include a simple description of how you got the data you’re presenting near the graph, says biochemist Joseph Provost of Minnesota State University Moorhead, a frequent ...

The 9th Annual First-Year Graduate Student Poster Session was held on Monday, December 13 th, 2018 on the second floor of the Ketchum Hall West Wing. Based on faculty voting, this year’s award winners ...

The Brandeis University Campus Use of Space policy provides guidelines for posters, banners, handbills, notices, flyers, chalking, and other use of campus space. Students must also adhere to other ...