Poster Printing Information

The department maintains a large format printer for printing posters for conferences.

*Instructions and information for printing posters for conferences and other professional events is below.

*Poster printing for end of term honor's and master's poster sessions will be provided separately.

Poster Printer PowerPoint (PPT) Template (Auto-Download)

POSTER PRINTER POWERPOINT (PPTX) TEMPLATE  (Auto-Download)

Poster Printing Dropbox  (For end of term poster sessions only)

  • Please email posters to mbbit@email.arizona.edu
    • Please identify the latest the poster can be picked up.
    • Please provide poster at least 3 business days prior to your needed pick up to allow for scheduling on our end.
      • Posters can usually be turned around more quickly, but please open a ticket to discuss and verify availability.
    • Please only submit PDF versions of your poster.
  • Keep one side below 41.5”
  • Before submitting, verify in the file properties that the PDF has retained its dimensions. Some “Print to PDF” functions will reduce it to an 8.5”x11” output.
  • Before submitting, I highly recommend you have one or more of your peers review the poster. The most common errors are:
    • failure to verify the poster's dimensions
    • failure to define acronyms
    • subtle formatting issues that would become a lot more obvious when blown up to full size (misaligned lines or columns and low resolution images). Viewing your file at 100% can help you identify these.

Updated: 08/09/23 

UITS Student Resource page: contains various useful links and bits on resources you might need.

Software License website: contains information on various applications that the university has licensed that are either free to you or at reduced cost.

Microsoft Office: As a student, you have a 5-seat license for Office 365 that you can install after signing in at:

Adobe Creative Cloud: contains information obtaining access to Adobe Creative Cloud and Stock images. License renewal is required every year. As most of you will need at least Acrobat DC for filling out IRB forms, you’ll want to pay attention to this.

Qualtrics: An online survey tool used by many labs for gathering data:

Hardware and Rentals: Both the library and UITS have services to lend a wide variety of IT hardware for academic and personal use:

Cloud storage: The university provides access to various cloud storage solutions:

High Performance Computing (HPC): The university maintains several compute clusters for resource intensive research. Details can be found here:

Updated: 08/09/23 


Updated: 08/09/23

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