
Washington Statistical Society (WSS). We are the Washington, DC, chapter of the American Statistical Association. RT≠endorse. (tweets by @pkalina)
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With support from Mason's Department of Statistics, two high school students conducted statistical research and wrote an op-ed on lessons learned from the Covid-19 pandemic.
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#StatisticsResearch #DataScience #Covid19 #OpEd
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I hope you will join by zoom or in person June 21 to hear my extraordinary friend and colleague @RhubbBstat deliver the Gertrude Cox Award lecture to @WashStat. If you are in the area stick around for dinner! See you there!
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Congratulations to @RhubbBstat (@UPennDBEI), recipient of the 2023 @WashStat @RTI_Intl Gertrude M. Cox Award in recognition of her notable contributions to biostatistics & experimental design!🎉
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Great to see PhD student Claire Heffernan receive a student paper award from @AmstatNews Section on Statistics and the Environment (ENVR) and a travel award from the @WashStat 🎉🎉
Claire Heffernan has received a student paper award from the ASA’s ENVR section to present at the Joint Statistical Meeting in Ontario, Canada in August. She has also been awarded travel funding from @WashSta to travel to an ASA conference. Way to go Claire!🙌
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ASA@AmstatNews12 Dec 2022
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Meet @ChanceStatsMag's new editors: Wendy Martinez and Donna LaLonde. Here, they answer a few questions about themselves and their plans for the publication. magazine.amstat.org/blog/202…
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.@WashStat is offering a student travel award to a student living in the DC area and studying #statistics, #surveymethodology, or a related field. stattrak.amstat.org/2022/12/…
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There’s still time to register for the Fall Super Review Conference on Nov. 7, hosted by @dcaapor and @WashStat! Sponsored by NORC for the 50th anniversary of the @GSS_NORC it’ll feature presentations from conferences that took place during the pandemic. ow.ly/9WXF50Lr1hR
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It’s not too late to submit an abstract for the Fall Super Review Conference, hosted by @dcaapor and the @WashStat and sponsored by NORC in honor of the 50th anniversary of the General Social Survey. Submissions are due September 30! ow.ly/yRoI50KNgfr
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Coming up on Nov. 7, @dcaapor & @WashStat will host the Fall Super Review Conference! Sponsored by NORC, the conference will feature presentations that have taken place at national and international conferences during the pandemic. ow.ly/k1b650KKG6X
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Congratulations to IRP Affiliate & former Director Tim Smeeding of @UWLaFollette for receiving the 2022 Roger Herriot Award for Innovation in Federal Statistics
from @WashStat. Such a well-deserved acknowledgement! More on the award here: washstat.org/awards/herriot.…
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Student Tip: Get involved in professional societies. Why? Joining professional societies and volunteering on committees is an easy way expand your network. Also, most societies are eager to get students more involved, but few do!
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Don't miss the June webinar: A Beginner's Guide to Publishing Methods Articles presented by Ashley Amaya, Senior Survey Methodologist at @pewresearch. ALL REGISTRATIONS ARE FREE THIS MONTH! Register here: buff.ly/3aDKyI5 #aapor
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We are excited to have @ClaireMKBowen as our @WomenInStat #RoCur this week! #Statistics #DataScience #WSDS
Claire is a principal research associate @urbaninstitute.
🔗 Check out Claire’s favorite data visualization: urban.org/data4kids-virtuall…
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BREAKING: 14 states had significant net over/undercounts in the 2020 census numbers used to allocate House seats and federal money
HI +6.8%
DE +5.5%
RI +5.1%
MN +3.8%
NY +3.4%
UT +2.6%
MA +2.2%
OH +1.5%
TX -1.9%
IL -2.0%
FL -3.5%
MS -4.1%
TN -4.8%
AR -5.0%
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Congratulations to the newly elected officers of the
Section on Statistical Computing!
Chair-Elect 2023: Claire Bowen,
Urban Institute
Program Chair-Elect 2023
David Dahl, BYU
Council of Sections Representative 2023-2025
Stephanie Hicks, Johns Hopkins
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Join @censusdirector Robert Santos at our Virtual University and College Summit next Thursday to learn about careers, #internships, and #employment opportunities with the Census Bureau.
Register today: eventbrite.com/e/virtual-uni…
#CensusJobs #hiring
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UPDATE: What happens after the Census Bureau finds significant undercounts of Black people, Latinos and Native Americans in the 2020 census?
There are calls to adjust population estimates that guide funding, reimagine how to count in 2030 and maybe sue.
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BREAKING: Black people, Latinos and Native Americans were left out of the 2020 census at rates higher than a decade earlier, the U.S. Census Bureau estimates in a new data quality report
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BREAKING: 27 times more men than women joined the labor force in January.
Today's #JobsReport signals that men have recovered ALL of their losses since the start of this pandemic, while women now make up all labor force leavers since February 2020.
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NEW: If a county's 2020 census results appear to be off by 4 people, it's likely the result of the new differential privacy protections, and if it seems to be off by a lot more, it's likely the result of over/undercounting, Census Bureau research suggests
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