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Submission Opens December 1 for Chambers Statistical Award
This annual prize for statistical software written by, or in collaboration with, an undergraduate or graduate student carries an award of $2,000.
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Sections Offer Awards to Pay for Student Travel
Learn about the general policies and procedures that apply to all ASA section competitions, which reimburse registration and travel costs to ASA-sponsored conferences.
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USPROC Deadline Is December 20
The Undergraduate Statistics Project Competition encourages the development of data analysis skills, enhances presentation skills, and recognizes outstanding work by undergraduate statistics students.
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Become a Science and Technology Policy Fellow
Each year, the program adds to a growing corps of more than 4,000 policy-savvy leaders working across academia, government, nonprofits, and industry to serve the world.
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Deadline in November for Educator Fellowship Program
The Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellowship Program provides an opportunity for accomplished K–12 STEM educators to serve in the national education arena.
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Mathematical Contests in Modeling Coming in November
These international contests provide high-school and middle-school students the opportunity to improve skills within a team.
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Applicants Wanted for Fulbright US Student Programs
Successful Fulbright-National Geographic applicants will join the National Geographic Society’s global community of explorers and gain access to resources such as training.
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Nominations Wanted for Data Science Early Career Prize
The SIAM Activity Group on Data Science Early Career Prize is awarded every two years to an outstanding early-career researcher.
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Registration Opens in Fall for Modeling the Future Challenge
Sponsored by the Actuarial Foundation, the Modeling the Future Challenge competition presents a modeling problem whose solutions involve mathematics and statistics. Teams must be composed of one to five high-school juniors and seniors.