Posters

Poster winners will be announced
at the Thursday night banquet.

 

Poster Abstract Preparation

Title and Abstract deadline: July 15th, 2022. Please find submission link here: Abstract Submission
Abstract submission: All presenters must download and use the pre-formatted abstract template. Simply replace the bracketed text with your text. Do NOT alter font size or type. Please save your abstract file as “YourName-abstract.doc” or “YourName-abstract.docx” and submit the abstract electronically using the Abstract Submission button above. Abstracts submitted by email will not be accepted.

We are happy to accept non-competing posters, please go forward with submitting an abstract through the submission form and indicate ‘No’ on entering the poster competition.

Poster Specifications

Poster presentations will consist of three parts: 1) Electronic Poster, 2) 2-minute video, and 3) Physical Poster. Please ensure you follow the instructions for each of the three parts.

  1. Electronic Poster Submission deadline (to be published in the flipbook with SeedWorld): July 15th, 2022. Find the link for submission here: Final Poster Submission
  2. 2-minute video submission deadline: July 15th, 2022. Find link for video submission here:  Video Submission
  3. Physical Poster deadline: All posters should be hung in the poster room preferably Monday August 8th, 2022

Poster size: 80-90 cm high by 110-120 cm wide (Dimensions to be used for both electronic and physical posters) Posters must be in Horizontal/Landscape mode.

While not required (and will not be considered in judging) presenters may consider utilizing suggestions for adopting a more audience friendly poster format such as suggested here: How to create a better research poster in less time (#betterposter Generation 1) – YouTube

2-minute videos are your way to be as creative as you want to tell us about your work. Examples include: walk us through your field, greenhouses, your technologies, or your poster, anything that makes the audience want to come visit your poster in person. You will be graded for your creativity on the rubric for this video. The 120 second time limit is ENFORCED, and IT will edit out anything from your video that exceeds 120 seconds so please ensure that you stay within time to convey your message to your audience.

Please note, competition posters and presenters will need to be physically present to engage with audience and judges at their assigned poster session times.

Judges rubric which takes into consideration all three parts of the presentation is found here:  Rubric

For contest related questions please reach out to : NAPBeducation@gmail.com
For IT related questions, please reach out to: Amanda Ruckdaschel at amandalr@iastate.edu.