NCSU Statistics Dept faculty are out here at ASA #JSM2024! #NCSUatJSM

NCSU Statistics Dept‘s Justin Post presents to a packed audience at ASA #JSM2024 about using generative AI to supplement learning in statistical programming courses. #NCSUatJSM

More sightings of NCSU Statistics Dept faculty — both past and present — at ASA #JSM2024! Pictured with Donald Martin, and Sastry G. Pantula (l) with Charlie Smith. #NCSUatJSM

My Associate Head is better than yours! 🙂 NCSU Statistics Dept Dr. Emily H. Griffith #JSM2024 #NCSUatJSM

NCSU Statistics Dept‘s Jason Osborne spoke to a standing-room only audience about regression models for estimation of park effects in Major League Baseball MLB MLB Stats at ASA #JSM2024! #NCSUatJSM

Great job by NCSU Statistics Dept grad student, Sukanya Bhattacharyya, on her ASA #JSM2024 talk regarding exploring spatiotemporal trends in air pollutants with quantile regression! #NCSUatJSM

NCSU Statistics Dept grad students, Brandon Feng and Nate Wiecha, each did a great job with their respective poster presentations at ASA #JSM2024! #NCSUatJSM

Love seeing the engagement of our NCSU Statistics Dept grad students at ASA #JSM2024! #NCSUatJSM

A great time was had at this year’s NCSU Statistics Dept Alumni & Friends Reception at ASA #JSM2024! #NCSUatJSM

our own Shu Yang being honored during JSM for her COPSS award #NCSUatJSM

#JSM2024 was a blast! 🎉 Thanks to everyone who made it amazing. We can't wait to see #NCSUatJSM in Nashville next year for #JSM2025. See you there! 🌟

Welcome to Raleigh 🐺 It's been waiting for you

Come and enjoy NC State University ‘s annual #Packapalooza and get yourself a NCSU Statistics Dept poster at the NC State Sciences table by Hill Library!

Our annual welcome back ice cream social was a true success. A special thank you to our student volunteers. See more of the fun here: flic.kr/s/aHBqjBFdG6

Our first Seminar of the new school year will begin in just one hour with our very own Dr. Charles Smith. He will be giving a talk on "Smartphone usage during walking decreases the positive persistency in gait cycle variability". Hope to see you there!

.NCSU Statistics Dept Assistant Professor Nathaniel Josephs is a corresponding author on this new study that examined communication dynamics within a successful organization. Learn about the findings. ➡️ncst.at/blLP50TaSEL

Congratulations to Alvin Sheng for successfully defending his dissertation titled “Statistical Methodologies for Segmenting Spatial Point Patterns and Environmental Hazard Applications”

When one former NCSU Statistics Dept Department Head is in town, NCSU Statistics Department Heads past and present gather! Great having Sastry G. Pantula in town to visit!

Thank you to everyone who attended our 1st professional development workshop last week. In a round table like discussion, students were able to ask questions & hear about tips and tools for their own development . Be sure to be on the lookout for details on next month's session.

Thank you to Tanya Garcia for joining us and giving a talk on "The Missing Link: Establishing the Parallels and Differences Between Right-Censored and Missing Covariates"