SOWK 630 POSTER PRESENTATION OVERVIEW
Purpose:
To showcase your research (current or ongoing) related to Urban Children and Families in a standard social work conference-style poster.
Poster Submission Guidelines
Format: One PowerPoint slide only
No PDFs, Word docs, or other formats accepted
Use the prescribed boxes from the provided example (attached below)
Topic: You can use the same topic from your current research course
The Academic Poster Presentation provides an opportunity for MSW students to showcase research, fieldwork, and innovative interventions that address the unique social, economic, and cultural challenges faced by urban children, youth, and families.
This capstone experience allows you to:
* Integrate theory, research, and practice in a scholarly format.
* Present evidence-based solutions promoting equity, social justice, and empowerment.
* Engage in professional dialogue with peers, faculty, and community partners.
* Strengthen your identity as a transformative urban social worker.
Poster Preparation Guidelines
Template Use
* Use the provided PowerPoint template exactly as given.
* Do not alter text boxes or subtitles. (you can copy and paste directly into the text box)
* No pictures should be added.
Poster Titles
* Must relate to Urban Child/Youth themes.
* You may build on your SOWK 610 proposal topics.
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*No exceptions
File Naming Convention
FirstInitialLastName_Course_Instructor.pptx
Example: MJohnson_SOWK630_BSmith.pptx
Faculty Review
* Professors will review submissions in PowerPoint and suggest minor edits.
* After final review, convert your poster to PDF before sending it to the designated point person.
Professional Expectations
* This is your capstone event — plan to be present and focused for the entire duration.
* Inform your family, employers, and other commitments ahead of time.
* Attendance is mandatory — no late arrivals or early departures.
* Dress professionally and arrive early to set up your poster.
* Prepare a 10-minute oral overview of your research and field application.
* You will present in 30-minute intervals.
* Support your peers: attend other presentations, engage in discussion, and ask questions.
* Invite your practicum supervisors, agency colleagues, and mentors to attend.
Final Reflection
This presentation is more than an academic requirement — it’s a celebration of your professional growth and commitment to urban social work. You have developed the skills, insight, and passion needed to advocate for systemic change and empower communities.
Stand proud in your scholarship, your service, and your story.
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