Instructions for Using Our Service

In 2003, we began offering a non-profit poster printing service for affiliates of the biomedical sciences graduate programs at Vanderbilt. Our low cost, fast turnaround time, and convenient location quickly made us a popular alternative to for-profit printers like Kinko's. We now find that it is not unusual for us to print dozens of posters in the days prior to large scientific meetings.

To avoid disappointment, posters need to be submitted for printing at least two business days in advance of when they are needed, and we strongly suggest you allow additional time prior to large conferences. Our printing service has been immensely popular because of its low cost and convenient location, and we need to implement this policy in order to continue printing posters in a timely fashion. As always, posters are printed on a first-come, first-served basis.

  1. Complete and submit the poster submission form.doc with 1180 form of payment in 307 Light Hall between (8:30 -4:30), Monday thru Friday and at least two business days in advance of when you need it.
  2. When your poster is submitted, it will be review in the office before printing.
  3. When staff is not available to review your poster, used the drop box located in the office to submit poster print job, and upon return of staff, you will be contact to schedule time to come by the office to review your poster before printing.
  4. If you have not been contact within two days, please email bret.poster@vanderbilt.edu to check on the status of your poster. If there are any problems during the print, a staff member will contact you. If your poster is done sooner, a staff member will contact you by phone or email to let you know that your poster is ready to be picked up.
  5. Poster tube (36 inches and 42 inches) are available at the cost of $5.00 per tube.


Contact Name
Karen Pride
Email: karen.pride@vanderbilt.edu
Phone: #322-3835


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