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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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WSDS Provides Student Travel Awards
Awards are available to help students and early-career professionals pay for the Women in Statistics and Data Science Conference.
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ASA Meetings: The Place to Be for Students and Early-Career Professionals
ASA meetings offer powerful learning experiences, career services, mentoring programs, and events designed to help build a wide network.
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WSDS 2020 Student and Early-Career Scholarships Available
The Women in Statistics and Data Science Conference offers scholarships to support participation and offset the cost of conference registration.
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WSDS 2019 Data Challenge
The goal of the Women in Statistics and Data Science Data Challenge is to build community and challenge participants to contribute their time and talent to give back to their communities.
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WSDS 2018 Hackathon
For the WSDS 2018 Hackathon, teams will plan, design, and build an application or analyze complex data sets and develop a visualization.
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Hackathon for Service Planned for WSDS 2017
The Women in Statistics and Data Science Conference is hosting a hackathon to build community and challenge the participants to contribute their time and talent.
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Student and Early-Career Travel Awards Offered for WSDS
Student and early-career travel awards are available for the Women in Statistics and Data Science Conference.
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Support Women in Statistics and Data Science
Become a Women in Statistics and Data Science sponsor and show your support of women in the statistics and data science communities.
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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.