The International Day of Women in Statistics and Data Science (IDWSDS) is coming up! 📈📊
What better way to celebrate than by attending a ✨️FREE virtual conference✨️ hosted by @cwstat !
Details on the conference and the awesome keynote speakers 👇
https://t.co/bKWqfORTWp
At #JSM2023, join the Committees on Statistics and Disability, LGBTQ+, and JEDI for the Accessibility Town Hall on Monday 08/07 at 6-7PM in Room CC-201A. We want your insights on accessibility measures to implement at conferences to fully include individuals of all abilities.
The replies to this tweet really illustrate how many Americans feel about people with disabilities 🙃Accessible to *you* does not mean accessible to everyone!?!
The majority of domestic flights do not have accessible restrooms.
This is absolutely unacceptable.
Our Administration will soon announce a solution to help end this inequity.
A reminder to join @AmstatNews Committees on Statistics and Disability and Career Development as well as @DataSciJedi group for our webinar "Transitioning between School and Work with Disabilities" on Jan 20th at 2-3 PM Eastern time. Register here! https://t.co/Lk9iU7veM6
in the same way NFL broadcasts have a refereeing analyst to explain ref decisions, they should be able to throw it to an analytics guy who can quickly explain what models say about a decision instead of the announcer just saying "they're making this call because of analytics"
JMIR Public Health: Estimating #COVID19#coronavirus Hospitalizations in the United States With #Surveillance Data Using a Bayesian Hierarchical Model: Modeling Study https://t.co/BzR5VKjjji
Nothing like the constant seesaw between “I got this, look at me go” and “oh no everything is wrong and I will never finish in time” 2.5 weeks before my defense 🥴#phdchat
@WomenInStat I’ve heard this program is also good! https://t.co/p57vTEXCfO Can you speak to your experience with it? Idk I’ve heard some people make really good friends there 😉
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Today I held a hand that needed to be held. You were so afraid. So, so afraid.
You: "I don't want to die from this."
Me: "I don't want you to, either."
You: "No, I mean this shot."
I opened my mouth and then closed it. Before I could speak, you had the phone to your ear.