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Copy them from previous years (listed in the wiki as child pages) and change the date and location, or get creative and design your own! Be sure to save them into the wiki (pdf and source format) for reuse in later years.
Hire someone to poster
Recently there's been one person who's been postering for most of campus. She needs a fair bit of time beforehand (one or two weeks), which has been a reason I (Dennis) didn't always coordinate with her. She does work with student groups and so has an MIT vendor number you can pay. She also knows the poster cleanup schedule better than anyone and is responsible for maybe 80% of the posters on campus. I would recommend hiring her if the treasurer is okay with it (the price as of 2013 was $0.35 per poster, which she says has not changed in years). Her contact info is:
Rachel Maillet
781-696-2824, cell
781-890-7850, work?
rachelmaureen@hotmail.com
If you don't hire her, the following sections are good advice for how to poster:
Making copies
If possible, use colored paper, as it stands out more. Try to pick unusual colors, and if necessary go up another price bracket to get colors that fewer groups use. Or use color printing!
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