Senior Project Night Poster Planning

What goes on it:
  • Design Briefs
  • Abstract
  • Hypotheses
  • Ecological information
  • All statistics used
    • Include bar graphs & tables used
    • Include results here
  • Introduction
  • Background Information
  • Pictures of fiddler crabs
  • Pictures of Spermaceti Cove
  • Materials & Methods
  • Discussion
  • Acknowledgements
  • Works Cited
Power point dimensions: 24x36
  • 16 or 18 point font paragraphs
  • 24 or 36 point font for titles

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