Get Poster Judging Form - Grad Buffalo

This guide provides clear instructions for completing the Poster Judging Form for the Grad Buffalo event online. Ensure your submissions are accurate and reflect your evaluation effectively.

Follow the steps to accurately complete the form.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Poster Judging Form and open it in your chosen document editor.
2. Begin by filling in your name in the specified field labeled 'Name of Judge.' This identifies you as the evaluator.
3. Next, enter the Poster Number in the corresponding field. This information helps categorize the work you are judging.
4. Proceed to fill in the Student Last Name. This identifies the student whose work you are evaluating.
5. Evaluate the abstract using the criteria provided. Assign up to 20 points based on the clarity and comprehensiveness of the abstract. Evaluate the following aspects: 1) Does it briefly state what was done, how, why, and what was learned? (10 points) 2) Is the abstract written clearly and concisely? (10 points)
6. Assess the poster, which can award up to 60 points. Evaluate each criterion carefully and assign points as follows: 1) Is the problem well stated? (10 points) 2) Are the methods described? (10 points) 3) Are data and results displayed clearly? (10 points) 4) Are conclusions reasonable? (10 points) 5) Is the poster understandable without oral explanation? (10 points) 6) Does it reflect the work in the abstract accurately? (10 points) 7) Does it convey a good understanding of the research? (10 points) 8) Is it explained for a non-specialist? (10 points) 9) Is the poster well-organized and engaging? (10 points)
7. Finally, evaluate the presenter for up to 30 points. Carefully assess their ability to convey their research effectively and assign points accordingly.
8. After completing the evaluation, review all entries for accuracy. You can then save changes, download, print, or share the completed form as needed.

Complete your Poster Judging Form online to ensure a streamlined evaluation process.