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THURSDAY, MAY 29TH

Student Showcase 2025

 

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The annual student showcase is a celebration of student achievements at Skagit Valley College. Student presenters gain experience practicing effective communication and building career skills in a professional space. 

This year, the SVC Showcase will take place on Thursday May 29, 2025 in Angst Hall. 

The SVC Student showcase will be open for public viewing from 4-6pm. Participants are encouraged to invite their friends and family to the event. Any interested community members are welcome to attend. 

SVC students are invited to present their undergraduate research, class projects, field experiences and/or creative works.  

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Presentation Categories:

A poster presentation is a way to communicate your project using a visual and engaging format. 

Recommendations for research posters:  

  • Posters should convey information in easy-to-understand language and include the following elements: 
  • A descriptive title (72 pt font size or larger) 
  • Names of authors and institution (Skagit Valley College) 
  • An explanation of the project, question, or problem.  
  • Diagram or description explaining how the team or individual investigated the project, question, or problem. 
  • Visual images showing the results or conclusions.   
  • Concise statement of main result or conclusion. 
  • List of References  
  • Poster format: 
  • 36 inches by 24 inches 
  • Font 24 pt size or larger 

Additional resources and how-to guidelines for creating a poster presentation
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Lightning Talks are concise 3-5-minute oral presentations that describe the big picture of research or a project. Most lightning talks are accompanied by a few slides. A good rule of thumb for an oral presentation is that it takes about a minute to discuss each slide.  

Recommendations for lightning talks: 

  • Presentations are limited to 3-5 minutes, with 3-5 slides. 
  • Focus on the big questions that guided your project. 
  • Arrive to your session room 15 minutes before the session begins to upload your presentation to the provided SVC computer. (Presentation from a personal laptop may be acceptable, but compatibility with the projector cannot be guaranteed.) 
  • Dress professionally 

Additional resources and how to guidelines for lightning talks
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Multi-media presentations provide an opportunity for students to share their original work in a variety of formats. This may include a physical object, computer code, music, animation, illustration, photography, video, or a live demonstration describing a project or process. A multi-media presentation might also use sound, motion, and interactive elements. 

Recommendations for projects involving demonstrations of physical objects: 

  • Presenters may include a poster with their physical object 
  • Presentations involving animals, chemicals, heat, electricity, and microbial cultures require approval in advance. Reach out to svcshowcase@skagit.edu for more information. 

Ideas for computer code demonstrations: 

  • Computer code walk through with appropriate documentation 
  • Description of project and testing methodology 
  • Description of one or more algorithms 
  • Demonstration of working code through in person or virtual demonstration. 

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