The document outlines examples of strong academic posters from various research topics, highlighting key strengths such as effective visual strategies, legibility, and clear research questions. It provides specific features for multiple posters, emphasizing the importance of visual aids, consistent graphics, and the ability to engage diverse audiences. Additionally, it includes links for further resources on creating effective posters.

1. Examples and Strengths List From
http://www.utexas.edu/ugs/ugr/pos
ter/samples#stem

2.  Poster 1 (Parasite
Spillback)
 Multiple types of visual
aides
 Logical visual strategy
 Acknowledgements
 Poster 2 (Electrical
Stimulation)
 White Space
 Legible text and
graphics
 Reports preliminary
results
 Poster 3 (Microbial
Legacy)
 Accessible to multiple
audiences
 Clearly defined
research questions
 Effective use of visual
aids
*Example Posters follow

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6.  Poster 1 (Demographic
Shifts)
 Venn diagram in
discussion
 Consistent graphics
 Multiple types of visual
aides
 Poster 2 (Juvenile
Delinquency Program)
 Effective Title
 Consistent Graphics
 Limitations of study
part of discussion
 Poster 3 (Bridging the
Gap)
 Easy to read
 Clearly defined
research question
 White Space

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10.  Humanities
 Clearly defined
research question
 Easy to read
 Creative
 Coming soon
 For helpful content hints
please visit
http://www.utexas.edu/u
gs/ugr/poster/create_mes
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