Design an Engaging Scientific Poster Workshop

This workshop is designed to assist you in creating effective scientific posters by focusing on design, layout, and content. You will learn about the essential elements of a successful poster, from titles to clear organization, concise language, and compelling visuals. By the end of the workshop, you will have a comprehensive understanding of the following:

• Poster design principles
• Appropriate sections for a research poster
• Best practices for integrating concise language
• Understanding your audience
• Tips to avoid common pitfalls

About the Speaker:
Kelly A. Harrison is an instructor in the Technical Communication Program (TCP) in the School of Engineering at Stanford University. She teaches technical communication (ENGR 202W, ENGR/CEE 102W) and independent writing (ENGR 202S). Before academia, Kelly worked in the computer software industry, studied aviation, and trained as a pilot and aircraft mechanic. Currently, she also edits West Trade Review.

Please note that this workshop is only for Stanford MS & PhD students from ICME and the Department of Statistics. Lunch will be served. If you have any questions, please get in touch with ICME Career Services: Tanya Schornack.