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Acknowledgement
Some content on this guide adapted with permission from George Mason University Writing Center.
Poster Content Tips
Be concise and clear in your language.
Do not use contractions such as
don't
or
can't
.
Use only standard/common abbreviations such as
ex
.
Use spellcheck. Then use a real live Writing Center consultant. They are better than spellcheck.
The following sections are usually included on a poster. Modify to your needs & your instructor's requirements.
Title (larger font, descriptive--so your audience can tell at a glance what it's all about)
Author's name (you!)
Content
Acknowledgments (optional, opportunity to thank people who assisted in your research)
Works Cited (also called References, in the specified citation style. Each source listed here should be cited in-text in your poster)
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