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What makes a good poster?

  1. Clarity: Present information succinctly, avoiding clutter.
  2. Visual Appeal: Use attractive design and visuals.
  3. Logical Flow: Organize content coherently.
  4. Readable Text: Ensure text is legible and concise.
  5. Engaging Visuals: Incorporate high-quality graphics.
  6. Consistency: Maintain uniformity in design elements.
  7. Balanced Content: Strike a good text-to-image ratio.
  8. Presentation Skills: Be prepared to engage with viewers effectively.

What is the purpose of a research poster?

A Poster is a visual representation of the impact of your research. Think about what the importance of your research is and how you can visually convey that message or result. Think of how a poster can visually compliment your verbal presentation of your research.

What Software should I use?
Microsoft PowerPoint
Adobe Illustrator
Open sources (i.e. Canva)

Traditional Poster Design

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Newer Poster Design

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Online resources to check out
UF College of Public Health and Health Professions
NYU Libraries

Purdue Online Writing Lab
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