Presenter information

POSTER PRESENTERS

What size should I make my poster?
Poster size suggestions. If you have a poster from another presentation that is not one of these suggested sizes, what you have is fine.
-- 32 inches x 40 inches (portrait or landscape)
-- 28 inches x 35 inches (portrait or landscape)

Are there Seattle University branded poster templates I can use?
Yes! We have portrait and landscape templates available and they can be edited in Canva or using Powerpoint.
-- Portrait Canva | Powerpoint
-- Landscape Canva | Powerpoint

Are there workshops to help with creating my poster?
Yes! Lemieux Library is offering workshops to students (view the upcoming workshops calendar). This year, we are offering these workshops. More will be added as they are needed. If you cannot make it but need the information, reach out to Yen Tran yentran@seattleu.edu.
-- 3/9 1-2pm Lemieux Library 351 Writing an Abstract for a Conference Proposal
-- 4/28 12-1pm Lemieux Library 351 Creating a Poster for a Conference or Class Presentation

Where do I go to print a poster?
SU's Repographics is a great option for printing your poster at a reasonable price. You can use their online form or visit them to put in an order. Please send your print job to them at least a week before SRCCon to make sure it will be printed in time.

Is there funding to help with poster printing?
If you need financial assistance to print your poster for SRCCon, please reach out to Tara Roth, director of the Office of Undergraduate Research at UGR@seattleu.edu.

Do I get to keep my poster?
Of course! If you want to keep your poster, you are free to do so.

PRESENTATION PRESENTERS

Do I need to create a slide desk for my presentation?
It is recommended that you create a slide deck for your presentation. It will give attendees something to look at.