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The statistics identity crisis: am I really a data scientist?

 

 

 

crisis

 

Tl;dr: We will host a Google Hangout of our popular JSM session October 30th 2-4 PM EST. 

 

I organized a session at JSM 2015 called “The statistics identity crisis: am I really a data scientist?” The session turned out to be pretty popular:

but it turns out not everyone fit in the room:

Thankfully, Steve Pierson at the ASA had the awesome idea to re-run the session for people who couldn’t be there. So we will be hosting a Google Hangout with the following talks:

'Am I a Data Scientist?': The Applied Statistics Student's Identity CrisisAlyssa Frazee, Stripe
How Industry Views Data Science Education in Statistics DepartmentsChris Volinsky, AT&T
Evaluating Data Science Contributions in Teaching and ResearchLance Waller, Emory University
Teach Data Science and They Will ComeJennifer Bryan, The University of British Columbia

You can watch it on Youtube or Google Plus. Here is the link:

https://plus.google.com/events/chuviltukohj2inbqueap9h7228

The session will be held October 30th (tomorrow!) from 2-4PM EST. You can watch it live and discuss the talks using the hashtag [ 

 

 

crisis

 

Tl;dr: We will host a Google Hangout of our popular JSM session October 30th 2-4 PM EST. 

 

I organized a session at JSM 2015 called “The statistics identity crisis: am I really a data scientist?” The session turned out to be pretty popular:

but it turns out not everyone fit in the room:

Thankfully, Steve Pierson at the ASA had the awesome idea to re-run the session for people who couldn’t be there. So we will be hosting a Google Hangout with the following talks:

'Am I a Data Scientist?': The Applied Statistics Student's Identity CrisisAlyssa Frazee, Stripe
How Industry Views Data Science Education in Statistics DepartmentsChris Volinsky, AT&T
Evaluating Data Science Contributions in Teaching and ResearchLance Waller, Emory University
Teach Data Science and They Will ComeJennifer Bryan, The University of British Columbia

You can watch it on Youtube or Google Plus. Here is the link:

https://plus.google.com/events/chuviltukohj2inbqueap9h7228

The session will be held October 30th (tomorrow!) from 2-4PM EST. You can watch it live and discuss the talks using the hashtag](https://twitter.com/search?q=%23jsm2015) or you can watch later as the video will remain on Youtube.