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Background picture of two people at a desk with their laptops open and looking at graphs. White bold text reads: "Presenting is a noteworthy accomplishment which encourages students to deeply analyze and synthesize their research, helping them gain a more thorough understanding of their work." Author names: Sabrina L. Thurman, Kenan Carter, Anna Grace Gilbert, Megan Parks, and Kyla Zeldin.

April 22, 2025

Collaboration in Creation: A Guide for Preparing and Presenting Research Posters – Part 2, For Mentors

by Sabrina L. Thurman, Kenan Carter, Anna Grace Gilbert, Megan Parks, and Kyla Zeldin

In our previous post, we, the members of the Infant Development Lab, shared advice for students on how to prepare to present research posters. In Part 2 of this series, we will now share several ways faculty mentors can support…

White quote text on red and orang illustration of academics at a poster presentation: "Not only can presenting challenge you to think of your research from the perspective of a viewer, but it will also push you to contribute something unique to your field of research."

April 8, 2025

Collaboration in Creation: A Guide for Preparing and Presenting Research Posters – Part 1, For Students

by Sabrina L. Thurman, Kenan Carter, Anna Grace Gilbert, Megan Parks, and Kyla Zeldin

“No idea is fully formed until it can be communicated.” The Boyer Commission 1998 As we near the end of the academic year, many undergraduate research students and their mentors are planning to present research posters showcasing their accomplishments. In…

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