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We will accept applications for the 2010 Celebration on January 29, 2010 starting in October.

Professor of Classics Joe Day gets a chuckle listening Brandon Tritle '11 discuss his project.

Professor of Classics Joe Day gets a chuckle listening Brandon Tritle '11 discuss his project from the 2009 Celebration.

 

The 2010 Celebration Application Form is not ready but you may consult the 2009 application form to have a sense of our expectations.  Read the Guidelines for more information.  Complete applications will include:

  • Names of Presenter(s) and Sponsor(s)
  • Title of Presentation
  •  A brief biographical description including your major, home town, and how you cam to be involved in the project that you will present.
  • Format: poster or presentation
  • A 200 – 300 word abstract
  • All Celebrations participants may also apply for the Lilly Library Research, Scholarship and Creativity Award.  Three $150 cash prizes will be awarded. 

 

 


Oral Presentations
Oral Presentations occur every 20 minutes.  Try to allow time for for questions and comments from your audience. Read the Guidelines for Oral Presentations.
Celebration Guidelines > 
Poster Presentations
Poster sessions last for about 90 minutes.  Read these Guidelines for Poster Sessions and use this template .
Celebration Guidelines > 


10th Annual
Celebration
Friday
January 29, 2010


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