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question Here is a spot for your comments and reflections on the presentations and/or poster sessions you attended at the Student Research Conference Please respond with whatever you feel you learned there, and how you think you will use that learning in the future. Do you see yourself participating in a similar activity in the future? If so, how would you prepare for the conference experience?

Example # 1

I attended the afternoon poster session and had the opportunity to learn about a couple of the different presenters projects. Two of the projects that I learned about were senior projects for architecture students. One designed a children's hospital that was designed to be extremely inclusive for the patients so that they and their families could feel like they were staying at home while there were there. The second project was a design for a hotel with a combined bar that would be in Green Bay. The designer is a big Green Bay Packers fan and was making something that fans would love and be able to enjoy right by the team's stadium. The final poster that I learned about was a business analytics project that was predicting the median home price in different areas based off of many different factors. All three of these posters were very neat and educational. I could see myself doing something like this with my senior project or another design project in the future. This would take a lot of preparation especially for the different questions that one could be asked.

Exampel #2

I attended a presentation prepared by Lindsey Byrd on the January 2016 winter storm from the perspective of satellites. I found it interesting that the storm itself was able to effect so much of the United States. She explained that the critical thickness of the storm was far beyond the normal capabilities of a storm that has has been in the atmosphere in a long time in the United States. Due to this rarity, the snowfall reached as far south as Florida. I found this interesting and it inspired me to want to learn more about the severe weather phenomenons that have happened all over the world. I personally think that seeing something interesting and intriguing will inspire my curiosity and provoke me to learn more about whatever sparked my interest. however, I do not think that I will be participating in a similar activity in the future unless it is assigned by a professor for a project.

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Explanation / Answer

I had learned many important aspects by attending the poster sessions which will be most important in my future. I had learned that how to present the poster and how to grasp the audience attention towards the poster. Addressing the huge crowd was a big task in both the sessions people who presented the poster addressed the people in very good manner with the valuable information. In first example I had learnt that how to create the effective design which will be very easy to the people to know about. In my future during any presentation I will use this tactics which was used by the poster presented people. I will use the tactic like presenting the poster educational based. In the second example she explained about the storm which was important educational information. It was really interested which makes to attract to the seminar.

By attending these sessions I was interested to participate in these kinds of sessions because these are valuable that which will spread the educational aspects to the audience. By these sessions people can learn many information and they do not forget in their life. I will get the chance to participate like these conference i would like to prepare very effectively. In many of the conferences people feel bored by the lectures but I will take the conference in the interesting way so that people will not feel bored. By showing them images which were relevant to conference I will grasp their attention.

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