Students are allotted fifteen minutes on Presentation Day to exhibit their project to others. The talk should be a story of what has been accomplished. Consider what you want the audience to know and remember once your talk is finished. Consider how much detail they will be able to remember once the talk is completed. A brief introduction should provide the audience with understanding of the reasons why it was undertaken, but should not be an exhaustive review of the history.
Time is limited.
Guidelines for oral presentations are being developed. Poster Presentation Student poster presentations are designed to increase the opportunity for individuals to view students work. The poster should tell the story of the work. Students may be asked to stand by their posters, available for questions and discussion with interested parties. Posters will be displayed one week prior to Presentation Day and remain on exhibit for at least one week after.