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Dress code for poster presentation at conference?
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AnatomyGrey12
Wear a suit.
Presented at AAAS in a blazer and button down shirt and tie and was not out of place. Might depend on the conference though.
Ffs. Wear a suit (if you have one). What is wrong with the kids today?
Maybe you can ask your mom?
Maybe you can ask your mom?
Depends on the conference, though I would agree with the above. Wearing a suit or button-up/tie/blazer would not be out of place, but you may see some people quite casually dressed (which I would not recommend replicating).
Ffs. Wear a suit (if you have one). What is wrong with the kids today?
Maybe you can ask your mom?
Lol calm down there old timer
Lol calm down there old timer
Get off my lawn.
Those crosshatching patterns don’t occur by themselves.
Dressyish pants and a wrinkle free button down at a minimum. I’m not a tie guy myself anymore, so the best you’ll ever get is a suit and no tie. I’ll make exceptions for formal events, funerals, or maybe an awards banquet, where I’m getting the award.
For a poster, not a lecture, honesty, business casual is fine.
For a poster, not a lecture, honesty, business casual is fine.
Wear a suit. Wear a suit. Wear a suit. This is a chance to shake hands and introduce yourself to people that may matter in the residency selection process. Great networking opportunities galore. Wear a suit.
I walked around the poster competition at VAM2019 and every single dude was in a suit. Every vascular meeting I've been to where someone has presented for a poster was wearing a suit.
Good luck. Cheers.
I walked around the poster competition at VAM2019 and every single dude was in a suit. Every vascular meeting I've been to where someone has presented for a poster was wearing a suit.
Good luck. Cheers.
Some conferences will list a dress code in their websites/materials - for example, the one I'm going to in a few weeks specifically says business casual (although it's more basic science focused, so more casual is expected). But as others have said you can't go wrong by looking nice, and you can always ditch the jacket/tie.