Guidelines and Format for Poster Presentation Competition

The Poster Competition is restricted to those delegates who are currently AAMP Student Members. Students can apply for AAMP Student membership by linking to the Student application page:
https://www.maxillofacialprosth.org/Students/StudentMembership.html

Awards will be presented at the AAMP banquet.

• First Place Award- $1,500.00
• Second Place Award- $1,000.00

Guidelines:

1. Compose and abstract of your presentation and submit it to the Chair of the Research Committee no later than September 15 of the current year.


2. Presentations may be either a Controlled Research Study or Clinical Case Report.


3. You must be the primary author of your presentation


4. Posters must be set up one hour in advance of the competition and remain in place during the assigned time of the poster presentation session. The presenter is responsible to disassemble and remove the poster at the end of the session. The AAMP is not responsible for posters and materials left on display after presentation times.


5. Presenters must be available to present to the judges at the assigned time, and then remain in place and present to the general assembly during the designated poster session time.


6. Please review the Criteria used by the Judges on this web site.


7. Mentors and co-authors may be present to assist in answering questions, but may not present in place of the author.


8. Presenters who submit abstracts that are accepted for presentation and then fail to attend the session may not submit for the following year’s poster session without an acceptable explanation to the Chair of the Research Committee.


9. Any presenter not complying with the guidelines outlined herein may be disqualified from the competition.

1. Poster dimensions should NOT exceed 40 inches high by 60 inches wide (dimensions or poster foam board)


2. It is the responsibility of the presenter to support their poster on a table, which is provided by the Hotel.


3. The author is free to use their discretion in the use of photographs, tables, charts, figures, text, as well as models or casts, or other objects serving to illustrate or support their presentation.


4. Projectors, or other audio-visual equipment CANNOT be used. No electrical outlets or capacity is provided.


5. Clinical Case Reports should include a literature review, definition of problem to be solved and the criteria to justify the materials and procedures you are using.


6. Controlled Research Studies should include a literature review, hypothesis, methods and materials, results and conclusions.


7. Define all trace or product names first, the subsequently in generic terms. All compounds, materials, or drugs must be identified


8. The oral presentation should be brief, concise and summarized in an organized fashion. Generally, the judges allow 10 minutes per presenter. You should be knowledgeable about your subject and be prepared to answer questions during your presentation.