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Produced by the American Statistical Association, STATtr@k is geared toward individuals who are in a statistics program, recently graduated from a statistics program, or recently entered the job world.
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How to Get the Most Out of Your First Joint Statistical Meetings
Planning on going to the largest gathering of statisticians in the world this year? Here, Christopher Bilder, associate professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, shows you how to get the most out the time you’ll spend at this year’s Joint Statistical Meetings.
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Summer Course: Assimilating Long-Term Data into Ecosystem Models
Students with interests and backgrounds in paleoecology, terrestrial ecosystem modeling, and/or statistics are encouraged to apply for the PalEON Summer Course: Assimilating Long-Term Data into Ecosystem Models, which will take place August 12-18 in Land O’Lakes, Wisconsin.
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GradHacker: A Blog for Grad Students
GradHacker is a website for graduate students, written by graduate students. The students discuss how to tackle the challenges of earning an advanced degree, write about their lives, share their experiences, and offer professional and personal advice.
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From Computer Scientist to Statistician
Stumbling backward and landing well Andrew Beam is a second-year master’s student at North Carolina State University. As an undergraduate,…
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Recent Graduates Offer Advice to Undergraduates
Here, three recent, Cal Poly graduates offer their advice to students as they consider graduate study in statistics, a job in industry, and a teaching credential program.
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Never Say ‘No’
Here are two personal accounts written by recent statistics graduates. First, Andrew Cron, a second-year PhD student in statistical science discovers how taking risks can lead to success. Then, Gabrielle Rossetti, talks candidly about her internship experience at the Energy Information Administration.








