What kinds of presentations are there? What do they involve?

• Student Presentations or Posters: Fun and exciting presentations that are easily understood and enjoyed by current and new students in the College of Engineering and by non-engineering students. These may be senior projects or something similar, or work done by a student for a research group or independent study. It is open for undergrads and grad students alike, and there will be a contest, with prizes, judged by a committee of faculty from the College. These would be like the presentations and contests you might see at a science fair.
• Project Demos: If your department has some big projects that students work on, like an experimental car, a national contest in which you compete, or a robot or bridge you built, we want to have you show it off at Engineering Day. We have plenty of space outdoors and some inside as well where you can set up your display. Your project will be exposed to several hundred eager engineers. It could be a great opportunity to find next year's new team members.
• Lab Tours: If you work with a group that has a lab, we'd like to have you give a few tours during Engineering Day. We're looking for labs that can host tours between 9am and 3pm on Friday, August 30th. Even if you can only do the tour once, we'd love to have you participate. It will give your lab a lot of great publicity and could be the key to finding new students interested in working on the project.
• Department or Society Tables: Every department, society, or student group in the college is invited to present information about their major or group and how to get involved. Engineering Day will be a great opportunity to recruit and inform people about your area and potential career opportunities in your field.

What is provided to the presenters?

What do I get for presenting?