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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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From the Archive
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masters Archive
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Reflections on the Transition from Master’s to PhD Biostatistician
Are you considering a PhD, studying for a PhD after considerable work experience, or transitioning to a position after a PhD? Take a look at these thoughts from people who have been there.
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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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Thriving as a Master’s-Level Statistician
Jennifer Thompson and Heather Kopetskie offer strategies to help navigate—and develop—your career with a master’s degree.
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2018 Internships
Many companies are looking for 2018 interns. That list is included here, and additional internships will be posted as received in the education area of the ASA website.
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2017 Internships
More than 30 companies are looking for interns for 2017. That list is included here, and additional internships will be posted as received on the ASA education website.
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Surviving Graduate School: What Happens in Session Stays in Session
The 2016 Women in Statistics and Data Science conference is right around the corner, but the experiences and insights shared by panelists for “Surviving Graduate School” at the 2014 conference are as relevant today as they were then. Read on to discover what they have to say about getting the most out of graduate school.
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Preparing Master’s Statistics Students for Success: ASA Board Approves Workgroup Recommendations
In the February issue of Amstat News, John Bailer and others described an initiative undertaken in 2012 “to develop guidelines, framed as learning outcomes, for master’s degree programs in statistics and biostatistics that are responsive to the needs of stakeholders who employ such graduates.” Read about the recommendations from the group that were adopted by the ASA Board.