Mar 13, 2025 · Browse the list of posters below, organized by state: The Center for Historic Buildings features GSA's most significant historic buildings in an award-winning series of posters and brochures.

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10 Tips for an Effective Poster Presentation 1) Keep your poster organized: Include: Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion. Posters should flow visually to aid reading. 2) Consider poster size: Figure out how much you have to say, and how much space will be needed. Avoid a cluttered poster. 3) Have your poster finished early:

The following posters presented at the Phoenix Annual Meeting were identified as “standouts” by meeting attendees. Follow the links to view the posters for yourself.

Poster Presenters. Display: 8-ft-wide by 4-ft-high board, Velcro provided. Poster Size: You can make a printed poster on any material and at any size that is not bigger than 4x8 feet (122x244 cm) in landscape orientation. Design: Check with colleagues or advisors for best practices or …

Outstanding Student Poster Judging Program HOW IT WORKS. GSA will provide a report of all student presentations. Sections judge and select all poster awardees. Select 1 undergraduate and 1 graduate overall awardee for this program. Sections communicate awardee names and presentation title to GSA after the meeting. Sections notify students of ...

Poster Presenter Guidelines Overview. Poster presentations at Dros 2025 will consist of two parts: Live Poster Sessions: Most submitted abstracts will be scheduled as posters. Authors will be assigned a designated time to present their posters. All abstract authors who are not selected for a platform session MUST display a poster in person.

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Lakes in urban settings are subject to a suite of environmental perturbations from the surrounding cityscape, such as increased flux of nutrients, input of road salts, and erosion of shoreline from housing and recreation.

Under Federal law and U.S. General Services Administration’s regulations and policies, this organization is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, retaliation, and disability because it receives Federal financial assistance from GSA.