The Student Resources page has a variety of resources to help you put together your poster or oral presentation. Check our Events for workshops, too.

• At Mason: students can participate in scholarly presentations in school or university-wide events.
• At local, regional, and international conferences. Students who are presenting their projects off-campus are eligible for support from the Undergraduate Student Travel Fund.
• In research or creative journals, including Mason's own GMReview.
• At competitions or exhibitions:
  • College Inventors Competition
  • Association for Computing Machinery Student Research Competition
  • Institute for Food Technology Student Association Undergraduate Research Competition
  • Annual Meeting AAAS Global Science Engagement Poster Contest
• In Research and Scholarship Intensive Courses. RS Courses at Mason include a presentation component. Students may:
  • Give poster or oral presentations to peers, including inviting introductory classes, other sections of the same course, and/or departmental faculty.
  • Share work with the public, which can include schools or community audiences
  • Write reports or publicly issue white papers
  • Hold performances open to the public
  • Share their work in other venues as appropriate.