Graduate Research Poster Session
The Graduate Student Poster Session provides an introduction to the impressive research activities currently taking place in our graduate programs. Students are encouraged to participate even if they are only in the beginning stages of their studies. Non-traditional research, such as work conducted at internships or creative portfolios, is also applicable for this competition. Held annually in the spring semester, the Poster Session recognizes the ongoing contributions of graduate students to the betterment of our local, state and global communities.
17th Annual Poster Session: Tuesday, March 21, 1-3pm, Stern Center Ballroom
Poster Session Application: Deadline Monday, March 13 by 5pm
Requirements:
- Poster Proposal Cover Sheet and project abstract should be emailed to gradstud@cofc.edu or dropped off at the Graduate School located in Randolph Hall, Suite 310.
- Posters should be created in PowerPoint in LANDSCAPE format set at 54" wide x 40" high. Poster display boards measure 72" wide x 48" high.
- Participating students may have their posters printed for free by the Graduate School if received by the announced deadline.
- Resources
Student Awards:
- Winner in Humanities, Social Sciences, Arts, and Education: $500
- Winner in Sciences, Mathematics, and Business: $500
- People's Choice: $250 Sponsored by the Graduate Student Association
Congratulations 2022 Winners!
Humanities, Social Sciences, Art, Education Category: Jessie Montezuma, M.Ed. Teaching, Learning, and Advocacy
Knowledge and Self-Efficacy Regarding ASD Amond Early Childhood Educators
Science, Math, Business Category: Jackson Barratt Heitmann, M.S. Environmental and Sustainability Studies
Are Ephemeral Wetlands Hotspots for Avian Biodiversity in Pine Savannah Ecosystems
People's Choice: Courtney Saldana, M.S. Marine Biology
