Please enjoy some of my finest work.
In collaboration with my sister, Teesa D’Agostino, we bring you “I’m Just a Slope” a tribute to our love of statistics & The Lonely Island
https://t.co/9OjdG8KTtS
"The instinct to do your own research when it comes to your health is a good one. The challenge often is not lack of information, but the opposite," writes #WFU statistics professor @LucyStats
Please enjoy some of my finest work.
In collaboration with my sister, Teesa D’Agostino, we bring you “I’m Just a Slope” a tribute to our love of statistics & The Lonely Island
https://t.co/9OjdG8KTtS
📣 July 22-25 I’ll be teaching an online short course on how to read and understand statistics commonly found in medical literature — tell your clinician friends! @StatHorizons https://t.co/l9QK7bXEb2
@EpiEllie@_beccaharrison If you get it between 6-11 months they���ll give you another at 12m (and another at 4y), so you don’t have to worry about the initial one being less effective in that sense, it’s just an extra dose
🖐️ There are five days left to apply to our M.S. in Statistics program at @WakeForest ! Our teacher-scholar faculty would love to review your apps to join our small, collaborative program with thesis/non-thesis routes, generous funding opps, optional data science cert, and more!
Baby’s first conference 🥰 #wsds2024
Shout out to the lovely audience member who held him for the last bit of my talk when he started getting chatty! And to @SarahLotspeich & @MAshStat for being our fearless roadtrip buddies!
Excited to hear from my @wakeforestmed colleague Kathy Lancaster (@prof_klancaster) at #WSDS2024 about time-varying effect modeling for depression and heavy alcohol use in people living with HIV in Cameroon. Such interesting work!
Day 2️⃣ of Wake Stats at #WSDS2024! Four of our faculty and current and former students will be speaking, panel-ing, and chairing today. #SmallDepartmentBigImpact