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Name #1, Name #2, Name #3, Name #3 School Name & Address Project Title Concisely summarizes: • Purpose: State why your study is important and your research question • Methods: State your population, type of study, RF/outcome that was measured • Conclusion: State the answer to your research question with claim-evidence warrant, and your proposed intervention or prevention. • Explain the strengths and limitations of your study • Explain how your conclusions could lead to future research • Propose an intervention based on the DATA you collected in your study. • Your intervention should be proposed in a Claim-Evidence- Warrant format. • Your intervention should be a clear proposal for what should be done to address the disparities of your population and should be able to be carried out from reading your description. Conclusion This will be the largest section of your poster. Use online databases (secondary data) to find and organize relevant evidence to support your aim and conclusion. Arrange your results in a logical order to according to the points you want to get across. Use tables, graphs, and charts to illustrate findings. All charts and graphs need a title. Under your charts write about any results you made through calculations. You do not need to include how results were calculated. Data Analysis Reviews key research findings from other scholarly texts: • Purpose of each study • Description of basic study methods for each study • Overview of key results and conclusions for each study Literature Review Abstract Use MLA formatting to cite your sources. Works Cited Table 1 Example 1 Example 2 Example 3 Chart 2 Title Catego... Catego... Catego... Catego... 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Series 1 Chart 1 Title Aim Communicates the purpose of the study through: • Context • Background Information • Intended Outcomes • Research Question Discussion • Clearly state answer to your research question based on DATA! • Clearly answer all questions presented in your Aim as intended outcomes supported by data. • Discussion clearly aligns to the purpose of the study in the AIM. School Seal

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Name #1, Name #2, Name #3, Name #3School Name & Address

Project Title

Concisely summarizes:• Purpose: State why your study is important and your

research question• Methods: State your population, type of study, RF/outcome

that was measured• Conclusion: State the answer to your research question with

claim-evidence warrant, and your proposed intervention or prevention.

• Explain the strengths and limitations of your study• Explain how your conclusions could lead to future research• Propose an intervention based on the DATA you collected in your

study. • Your intervention should be proposed in a Claim-

Evidence-Warrant format. • Your intervention should be a clear proposal for

what should be done to address the disparities of your population and should be able to be carried out from reading your description.

Conclusion

This will be the largest section of your poster. Use online databases (secondary data) to find and organize relevant evidence to support your aim and conclusion. Arrange your results in a logical order to according to the points you want to get across. Use tables, graphs, and charts to illustrate findings. All charts and graphs need a title.

Under your charts write about any results you made through calculations. You do not need to include how results were calculated.

Data Analysis

Reviews key research findings from other scholarly texts: • Purpose of each study• Description of basic study methods for each

study• Overview of key results and conclusions for

each study

Literature Review

Abstract

Use MLA formatting to cite your sources.

Works Cited

Table 1Example 1 Example 2 Example 3

Chart 2 Title

Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 40

Series 1Series 2Series 3

Chart 1 Title

Aim

Communicates the purpose of the study through: • Context• Background Information• Intended Outcomes• Research Question

Discussion

• Clearly state answer to your research question based on DATA!• Clearly answer all questions presented in your Aim as intended outcomes supported by data. • Discussion clearly aligns to the purpose of the study in the AIM.

School Seal

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