Resources for Students Presenting at NGGS:


Oral Presentations:

Oral presentations are on the second day of the gathering (October 29). Each oral presentation will be a total of 15 minutes (10 minutes for presenting and 5 minutes for questions). Please adhere to this schedule. Students will be informed of their presentation time and session through the October 20th student package.

See below for resources

Poster Presentations:

The organizing team is happy to print posters free of cost for poster presenters, as travelling with these can be challenging. Posters can be picked up at the registration table on Day 1. Students should mount their own posters at their assigned spots. Before sending your poster to us, please ensure it follows the guidelines.

See below for guidelines and resources

  • Poster Guidelines:

    • Size: max 45"W x 36'H is the recommended maximum

    • Resolution: Minimum 300 dpi (14,400 x 10,800 pixels)

    • Font Size: Please avoid fonts smaller than 24 pt

  • macOS

    • Download your poster to your computer and open it with Preview

    • In the Menu Bar, navigate to Tools and click the option listed: Show Inspector

    • Inspector window that appears will have a list of information about the document, including resolution, called Image DPI

    • Set DPI (resolution) to 300 or more

    • To check size, ensure the Height and Width ratio (also in the Show Inspector Window) are at least 12000 x 9600, and at most 13500 x 10800

    Windows PC

    • Download poster to your computer

    • Right-click the downloaded file

    • From the list of options that the right click opens, choose Properties

    • The properties window will open. Go to the Details tab in this window to find the files' DPI (resolution) and Dimensions

    • Set DPI (resolution) to 300 or greater

    • To check size, ensure the Dimensions (Height and Width) are at least 12000 x 9600, and at most 13500 x 10800

  • Please find the NGGS poster template linked below. It is provided as a suggested guide for those who would like direction. Use of the template is optional.

    If you would like to use the NCC or IPHCPR logos in your projects, they can be downloaded from the links below: