Karen E. Wetterhahn Science Symposium Poster Session
This is an opportunity for undergraduates engaged in research in the sciences to share their research with students and faculty. Poster presentations may involve projects that are complete, in progress, or even just in the beginning stages. Student presenters stand beside their posters during the presentation to explain and/or answer questions about the research. Participants include:
- Women in Science Project Interns
- Howard Hughes Medical Institute Fellows
- Beckman Scholars
- Mellam Fellows
- Presidential Scholars
- Senior Honors Thesis students
- Dean of Faculty grant recipients
- Senior Fellows
- students engaged in faculty-mentored research
Planning for your poster:
- consult with your advisor
- if you are working on the research with other students, you may collaborate on a single poster rather than each making a separate poster
- for specific information and tips on making a poster, refer to the Guide to Designing & Printing a Research Poster
- if you received funding through the Office of Undergraduate Advising & Research (Dean of Faculty office) for the research you will be presenting at the symposium, there will be NO COST to you for printing your poster. Blitz "undergraduate research" BEFORE printing your poster.
Important Dates for 2011:
- On-line registration for the poster session: Friday, April 8 - Friday, May 6
- Introduction to making a poster: Tuesday, May 3, 6-7pm, Starr Instructional Center (inside Jones Media Center in Baker-Berry)
- Hands-on poster help session: Thursday, May 12, 6-7:30pm, Starr Instructional Center
- Wetterhahn Science Symposium Keynote Address: Thursday, May 19, 4-5pm, in 104 Wilder
- Wetterhahn Science Symposium Poster Session: Thursday, May 19, 5-7pm, in Fairchild Science Tower
