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By Alma Moran & Alexandro Robles Southwestern College June 9, 2011
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◦ Length of time: begin preparing from the moment you start your internship ◦ Preparation: talk to your mentor about what you need to do and what you need for the presentation, including: Materials needed Information needed Photos ◦ Confidentiality: be sure to ask your mentor if any pictures or information are allowed for publication
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◦ This is a team poster, so there might be some challenges on working in teams, on different projects (or both!) ◦ The best thing to do is discuss and communicate with your team members
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Required sections Intro: very short; where are you researching, what are you doing Methods: how is it being done, what materials are you using Results: what was accomplished Conclusion: what did you get out of this internship Acknowledgements: industry, mentor, dean, NSF, Lipp Foundation, colleagues, family… [Template @ http://alliance.sdccmesa.com/]
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Decide what it should look like: images, text, headings… Font size should each section be (24-32 points) Use of white space: leave room around pictures and text, don’t crowd the poster The poster should have a nice flow and coalescence The topics should be organized Most importantly, be creative Remember that the poster is just an aid
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◦ Length of presentation: aprox. 15 min, depending on your audience ◦ Keep in mind that you might speak as a group or individually ◦ Most people are not familiar with research (technicalities) ◦ It’s possible you might present to one or to a group of people at once ◦ FAQ: the questions were varied, ranging from very educated to just general information ◦ Bringing a resume is not required, however it is highly recommended
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Absolutely no jeans Dress business casual/office attire: slacks or skirt, dress shoes, ironed shirt, tie… You will be on your feet the entire period ( high heels not recommended)
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No slouching, swaying, arms crossed or in pockets Don’t stand in front of your poster, stay to the side to point as necessary Stand up straight, find a comfortable and relaxed position Maintain visual contact with everybody, not just the person paying attention Lastly, rehearse your presentation
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And good luck!
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