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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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Student Tr@k
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Three Win Student Travel Awards to Conference on Statistical Practice
The winners of three ASA awards are Steven T. Moen, Ransmond Berchie, and Shan Wu.
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AAAS Wants Your E-Poster
The American Association for the Advancement of Science is accepting submissions for its 2022 student e-poster competition.
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Model the Future to Win a Scholarship
The Actuarial Foundation invites high-school students to conduct a research project for a chance to win a $60,000 scholarship.
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StatFest Back for 21st Year in 2021
StatFest 2021 is a free conference over two half days aimed at encouraging BIPOC undergraduates to pursue careers or graduate studies in the statistical and data sciences. This year’s event will take place virtually September 18–19.
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ATTENTION 2020 Bachelor’s and Master’s Graduates!
Please fill out the ASA survey coming in March.
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Students Uncertain but Hopeful About Future
College students face an uncertain future as 2021 begins and much remains unknown about how COVID-19 will continue to affect the economy and education.
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Students Share Virtual Experiences and Tips for Handling Pandemic
College students in fully virtual classes are finding new ways to structure their days, stay motivated, and connect with their peers.
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New Pod of Asclepius Series: ‘The Philosophy of Data Science’
The Pod of Asclepius fall series, “The Philosophy of Data Science,” is the first of an annual series directed at early-career statisticians and data scientists. Its aim is to provide in-depth understanding of a single topic to augment the formal graduate school curriculum.
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Students Gain Collaboration Skills Through SFASA Summer Project
The San Francisco Bay Area Chapter continued its K–12 student summer project program for the second year.
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Staying Motivated and Connected During COVID-19
It is the fall of 2020 and many school and career goals have changed drastically. The COVID-19 pandemic has led to canceled classes, lost or virtual internships, and a tough job market. Students are having to adjust their 2019 goals as best they can, but change brings opportunity.