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Guide Lines for American Dairy Science Association Graduate Student Scientific Paper Presentation Contest

Following the judging of contestants in the 1963 Contest, a Committee composed of N. D. Bayley of Beltsville, Md., E. C. Meyer of Hoard's Dairyman, K. L. Turk of Cornell University, and ex-officio members L. J. Boyd of Michigan State University and J. L. Albright of Purdue University drafted the following suggestions:

1. General agreement exists concerning the use and effectiveness of the score-card.
   
2. Clarity of previous work and why the present research was undertaken would be helpful in the paper presentation.
   
3. Summation of the work and where the results might lead should be encouraged.
   
4. Handling of questions should be improved. Questions should be repeated for the benefit of the audience and contestant. The answers should reveal the contestant's depth, reasoning ability, and conciseness.
   
5. Many of the slides were too complicated with too many figures. Several contestants did not attempt to explain their tables. Greater attention to visual aids and props should be a goal.