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Application Open for NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
Apply for the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program for outstanding early-career graduate students who have demonstrated the potential to be high-achieving scientists and engineers.
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Submission Open for Undergraduate Class Project Competition
This competition is for undergraduate students who conduct class projects as part of an introductory or intermediate statistics or data science course. Submit by June 21.
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Nominations Being Accepted for 2025 Morgan Prize
Nominate an undergraduate student or students for outstanding research in mathematics by May 31.
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The Scoop on Data Journalism
Writer and journalist Naila Moreira and data scientist Ben Baumer discuss their hands-on data journalism course at Smith College that focuses on journalistic practices, using data as a source, and interpreting results in context.
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Predict 5 Creators Give Behind-the-Scenes View
Three dedicated ASA members have organized a unique contest for Mathematics and Statistics Awareness Month designed to engage high-school, undergraduate, and graduate students.
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Undergraduates: Submit Class Projects for Award
Undergraduate students can submit projects conducted in their statistics and data sciences courses at the introductory or intermediate level.
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CAUSE Accepting Entries for A-μ-Sing Competition
Entries are encouraged for original examples of statistics jokes/cartoons, songs, poems, or videos.
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Spatial Thinking Student Competition Taking Entries
The Environmental Systems Research Institute and International Statistical Institute are accepting applications for the 2022–2023 Spatial Thinking Student Competition. Entry topics may include statistics and data science or focus on areas of the economy, society, and environment.
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What Would You Tell Your Grad School Self?
Members of the ASA’s Committee on Career Development think back to their graduate school days and answer the question, “What would you tell your grad school self?”