The poster session is an exhibit on a 3 ' x 5 ' poster board summarizing the scholarly research or creative activity of one or more students. The students are expected to be available by the posters to answer questions. Oral presenters may choose to either compete or not compete for statewide consideration. Who May Apply Currently enrolled CSLA undergraduate or graduate students, as well as recent graduates who received their degrees the previous year's spring, summer, or fall, are eligible. The Symposium is open to students from all majors and to both undergraduate and graduate students.
Proprietary research is excluded.
710 or Bio Sci 137. An abstract of the student's work of up to 200 words. Seven copies of a written summary of the work being presented, maximum five pages in length. Procedures for the Oral Presentations Student oral presenters will deliver their talks before an audience and a jury if they elect to be judged for statewide consideration. They will compete by discipline category as described above.