ORAL PRESENTATIONS
An oral presentation is a 10–12 minute talk where you share your research or creative project with an audience, followed by a short Q&A. Think of it as telling the story of your work: what you did, why it matters, and what you found.
Time & Structure
- Presentation length: 10–12 minutes
- Q&A: 3-5 minutes
- Required materials: Slide deck (instructions on submission will follow)
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
A poster presentation is a visual summary of your project displayed on a large printed poster. You’ll stand with your poster during your assigned session and talk with attendees about your work.
Time & Format
- Presentation length: ~5 minute overview of your work, followed by conversation with audience members. Poster sessions will run for 75 minutes.
- Standard size: 32″ x 40″ (horizontal)
- Required materials: Poster (easel and foam board to hang your poster will be provided)
- Check out this resource on How to Create An Effective Research Poster
EXHIBIT/PERFORMANCE PRESENTATIONS
Exhibit/Performance presentations highlight creative, artistic, or design‑based work, such as:
- Visual art
- Sculpture
- Photography
- Digital media
- Music
- Theatre
- Dance
- Creative writing
- Design prototypes
Format Options
- 2D or 3D art display to be included in a poster session, with the artist present to discuss their work
- Live demonstration or recorded visual (10-12 minutes) followed by a discussion of the work (10-12 minutes) to be included in oral presentation rooms/lineup

