Student Poster Printing
Poster Printing for Students
Poster printing is an academic resource provided to Xavier students.
Process
- Choose a poster template and adapt it as needed.
- Please note: Posters with backgrounds that are not white (full color, photos, etc.) will not be printed.
- Save the poster as a .pdf from PowerPoint. Do not Print to PDF, this changes the size and quality
- Students must check the PDF for any errors and spelling corrections before submitting to print. The .pdf will serve as a proof of the poster - your poster will look exactly like the .pdf.
- How to save as PDF on Windows
- How to save as PDF on Mac
- Complete the Poster Printing Request Form (below) and attach the poster .pdf to the form.
Once the file has been received, students can expect a quick turn-around time of 48 hours during normal business hours (Monday - Friday, 9-5pm). - When the poster is completed and ready, you will be emailed to pick it up at the Digital Media Lab. The poster will be charged to the student's account as a library fine and can be paid at the Connection Center Desk at your convenience.
Please Note: Students who will have posters paid for by their department require pre-approval before we can charge the department. A department representative (faculty or staff) must complete the Student Poster Pre-Approval Form and the student will immediately be authorized for printing.
Cost
Cost: $6 / linear foot
Example: a 36 x 48 poster would cost $24.00
Payment is made at the Connection Center Desk. Please contact the library or review their page on fines for more details on how to make a payment and what forms of payment they are able to accept.
If your department will be paying for your poster the Digital Media Lab must be notified by a department representative prior to printing the poster. Changes to billing cannot be made by Digital Media Lab staff upon pickup of the poster.
PLEASE NOTE: Any posters that are not picked up and paid for by the students will be charged to the
Contact
If you have any questions, please contact The Digital Media Lab.