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Poster Engaging First-Year Campus Learning: Opportunities for Improvement

Enhance first-year student engagement in campus learning. Create innovative strategies for a more interactive and enriching educational experience.

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Poster Engaging First-Year Campus Learning: Opportunities for Improvement

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  1. Insert Poster Title HereIn 1 or 2 Lines - 80-96 Point Font Statement of Project HereNo More Than 2-3 Lines60-68 Point Easy to Read Font Format background and line colors, bullet points, and fonts, and add meaningful graphics or chartsto create a unique and interesting poster.Do not reformat the width of the three existing textboxes within the template. They are sized to fit onto the sections of thetri-fold displays when printed and cut. Each side panel should be 11 inches wide. Project Goals List 3 or 4 Main Goals Size 54 – 66 Point Font Titles Bolded and in Larger FontContactsYour nameYour email address or URLYour phone number (Example) Our opportunity is to create a campus learning environment that engages first year students. (Example) Condense the application systems for the different graduate schools into a single application. (Example) Our opportunity is to create a campus learning environment that engages first year students. (Example) Our opportunity is to create a campus learning environment that engages first year students. (Example) Condense the application systems for the different graduate schools into a single application.

  2. Insert Poster Title HereIn 1 or 2 Lines - 80-96 Point Font Next Steps/Results Need/Problem/ Opportunity Statement Statement of Project HereNo More Than 2-3 Lines60-68 Point Easy to Read Font • (Example) Format background and line colors, bullet points, and fonts, and add meaningful graphics or charts to create a unique and interesting poster. Do not reformat the width of the three existing textboxes within the template. They are sized to fit onto the sections of the tri-fold displays when printed and cut. • (Example) Condense the application systems for the different graduate schools into a single application. • 2 – 4 bullet points in 36 – 44 point font. • Process Improved/ Changes Made • Example) The College of Engineering has developed a Web-based graduate program application to condense the process. • Insert a bulleted summary of the results. • (Example) Each side panel should be 11 inches wide. • 2 – 4 bullet points in 36 -44 point font, the same size and font as the other sections. • Future Development • List of other departments, programs, or offices who have already adopted changes or new processes. • A sub title on the line beneath the heading for each section with a date or time reference. • i.e. Summer 2006, or October – December 2006 can be added in a 44 – 54 point font. Project Goals List 3 or 4 Main Goals Size 54 – 66 Point Font Titles Bolded and in Larger FontContactsYour nameYour email address or URLYour phone number

  3. Insert Poster Title HereIn 1 or 2 Lines - 80-96 Point Font Next Steps/Results Need/Problem/ Opportunity Statement • (Example) Format background and line colors, bullet points, and fonts, and add meaningful graphics or charts to create a unique and interesting poster. Do not reformat the width of the three existing textboxes within the template. They are sized to fit onto the sections of the tri-fold displays when printed and cut. • (Example) Condense the application systems for the different graduate schools into a single application. • 2 – 4 bullet points in 36 – 44 point font. • Process Improved/Changes Made • (Example) The College of Engineering has developed a Web-based graduate program application to condense the process. • Insert a bulleted summary of the results. • (Example) Each side panel should be 11 inches wide. • 2 – 4 bullet points in 36 -44 point font, the same size and font as the other sections. • Future Development • List of other departments, programs, or offices who have already adopted changes or new processes. • A sub title on the line beneath the heading for each section with a date or time reference. • i.e. Summer 2006, or October – December 2006 can be added in a 44 – 54 point font. Statement of Project HereNo More Than 2-3 Lines60-68 Point Easy to Read Font Project Goals List 3 or 4 Main Goals Size 54 – 66 Point Font Titles Bolded and in Larger FontContactsYour nameYour email address or URLYour phone number

  4. Need/Problem/ Opportunity Statement • (Example) Format background and line colors, bullet points, and fonts, and add meaningful graphics or charts to create a unique and interesting poster. Do not reformat the width of the three existing textboxes within the template. They are sized to fit onto the sections of the tri-fold displays when printed and cut. • (Example) Condense the application systems for the different graduate schools into a single application. • 2 – 4 bullet points in 36 – 44 point font. Process Improved/ Changes Made • (Example) The College of Engineering has developed a Web-based graduate program application to condense the process. Next Steps/Results • Insert a bulleted summary of the results. • (Example) Each side panel should be 11 inches wide. • 2 – 4 bullet points in 36 -44 point font, the same size and font as the other sections. Future Development • List of other departments, programs, or offices who have already adopted changes or new processes. • A sub title on the line beneath the heading for each section with a date or time reference. • i.e. Summer 2006, or October – December 2006 can be added in a 44 – 54 point font. Insert Title Here In 1 or 2 Lines, 80-96 Point Font Statement of Project HereNo More Than 2-3 Lines60-68 Point Easy to Read Font Project Goals List 3 or 4 Main Goals Size 54 – 66 Point Font Titles Bolded and in Larger Font ContactsYour nameYour email address or URLYour phone number

  5. Need/Problem/ Opportunity Statement • (Example) Format background and line colors, bullet points, and fonts, and add meaningful graphics or charts to create a unique and interesting poster. Do not reformat the width of the three existing textboxes within the template. They are sized to fit onto the sections of the tri-fold displays when printed and cut. • (Example) Condense the application systems for the different graduate schools into a single application. • 2 – 4 bullet points in 36 – 44 point font. Process Improved/ Changes Made • (Example) The College of Engineering has developed a Web-based graduate program application to condense the process. Next Steps/Results • Insert a bulleted summary of the results. • (Example) Each side panel should be 11 inches wide. • 2 – 4 bullet points in 36 -44 point font, the same size and font as the other sections. Future Development • List of other departments, programs, or offices who have already adopted changes or new processes. • A sub title on the line beneath the heading for each section with a date or time reference. • i.e. Summer 2006, or October – December 2006 can be added in a 44 – 54 point font. Insert Title Here In 1 or 2 Lines, 80-96 Point Font Statement of Project HereNo More Than 2-3 Lines60-68 Point Easy to Read Font Project Goals List 3 or 4 Main Goals Size 54 – 66 Point Font Titles Bolded and in Larger Font ContactsYour nameYour email address or URLYour phone number

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