DISPLAY BOARD

You want to attract and inform. Construct a clear and concise display. Make headings stand out and label everything clearly and correctly.

• TAKE PHOTOGRAPHS Many projects involve elements that may not be safely exhibited at the Fair but are an important part of the project. Photographs of these phases of experimentation can be used in the display. You may NOT use photographs depicting animal dissections or other surgical techniques. You must receive permission to photograph or videotape human test subjects. REMEMBER: Be sure photographs included in your display DO NOT SHOW FACES.
• BE ORGANIZED Make sure your display is logically presented and easy to read.
• EYE-CATCHING Make your display stand out. Use neat, colorful headings, charts and graphs.
• CORRECTLY PRESENTED AND WELL-CONSTRUCTED Be sure to adhere to the size limitations and safety rules when constructing your display. Display all required forms in your lab notebook.