Participants | CSSET 2023

How To Attend CSSET

Interested in attending the CSSET 2023? Click here to register.

CSSET Details

The Presentation & Judging are expected to begin at 9:00 am (EST) on Thursday, April 20, 2023. We will have over 20 students presenting their research and creative work. The poster will be judged based on Judging Rubric, and winners will be announced on Thursday April 20 before 5:00 pm (EST).

Want to submit an abstract for presentation? Click here. (Abstract submission deadline is 11:59 pm on March 26, 2023)

Everyone is welcome to attend CSSET 2023 in-person program at 9:00 am (EST) on Thursday, April 20, 2023. Oral presentation will begin at 9:15 am (EST). From 10:15 am - 12:00 pm (EST), students will present their posters at Arthur Weisberg Family Applied Engineering Complex Direction. During this time period, judges will ask questions and evaluate presenters’ responses.

Join us to celebrate the accomplishments of our students and to learn about the wonderful research and creative work ongoing at Marshall University!

Information for Presenters

Oral Presentation

Abstracts that were selected for Oral Presentation, will be presented by one of the authors of the research. The oral presentation will be a maximum of 10 minutes including a 2-minutes question and answer section.

Poster Presentation

Presenters will be asked to submit Project Poster to Dr. Tanvir Irfan Chowdhury via csset.marshallu@gmail.com.
If the file is too large to send, please submit the download link to Dr. Tanvir Irfan Chowdhury via csset.marshallu@gmail.com.

Prepare Your Project Poster

General guidelines for posters can be found below. Please note that because the CSSET is in-person this year, students will need to submit their poster before due date to print posters for this event. We recommend saving your poster as a PDF for the submission and we will print it for you.

Poster Development
* Is your poster written with a lay, non-specialist audience in mind?
* Is there enough background/contextual information for a non-specialist to understand your work and its significance?
* Did you discuss the implications of your research for your field and the community at large?

Proofing
* Did you proofread your poster, including the headings?
Note: MS Word’s spell-check does not check any text that is in all caps, so you must do it yourself. Another great tool is to use Grammarly.
* Are all the special symbols, tables, and mathematical equations correctly displayed?
* Are images properly embedded (not covering up text)?
* Is your name (and the names of any co-authors) listed?
* Is your program listed?
* Did you include your title?

Specifications
* Is the document orientation for your poster set to “portrait”?
* Is your poster the correct size (24” X 36”)?
* Is your file saved as a .pdf file?

For examples of how you might develop your project poster, please click Poster Example. Need poster template? Click here.

Submit Your Project Poster

Presenters will be asked to submit Project Poster to Dr. Tanvir Irfan Chowdhury via csset.marshallu@gmail.com.
If the file is too large to send, please submit the download link to Dr. Tanvir Irfan Chowdhury via csset.marshallu@gmail.com.

Attending Symposium

Thank you! By submiting your proposal and your project poster, you are officially ready to attend and present at the CSSET Symposium. During 9:00 am - 12:00 pm, April 20, 2023, please come to Arthur Weisberg Family Applied Engineering Complex to present your poster. We appreciate your cooperation and willingness to participate in the symposium.