Graduate Student Government (GSG) poster symposium

Event description

The Graduate Student Government Poster Symposium and Conference highlights a variety of programs, papers, projects, creative work, and research studies of the graduate students of NAU from all disciplines. The event provides an opportunity for students to introduce their research to those outside of their discipline, enhance their presentation skills, and represent their respective colleges.

Are you involved in an interesting research/project that you would like to showcase to graduate students, faculty members, and guests of NAU? Do you have a poster that you presented at a previous conference but have not had a chance to exhibit it at NAU? Why not present your work at the GSG Poster Symposium and Conference? We all want to know the great projects that you have been working on!

This year, there are two parts to the GSG Poster Symposium:

1. The Poster Symposium Competition: as in years past, graduate students submit their poster for review by a panel of judges; a cash prize for the top 3 posters; all posters will be made public.
2. The Conference: new this year (and optional), graduate students present their work in 7 minutes using their Poster Symposium poster to guide their talk; to be done live, via Zoom on Saturday, March 27, 2021; a separate panel of judges select a winner for each Zoom session. It is not possible to participate in the Conference without having submitted a poster to the Poster Symposium.

Please note: Posters and presentations will be judged separately.

This is a great opportunity to present your work visually (the Poster Symposium Competition) and also practice presenting your research in a small group environment to attendees interested in current research at NAU (the Conference).

Please contact GSGposter@nau.edu for more information.