Though *I* did not get to air my grievance, I think it's fair to say the message was received, loud and clear

Join us! education.umd.edu/mlm-2021

Thrilled to have been a part of this discussion, on an episode that has insights and lessons ranging from the broad (what should quantitative teaching it look like in the future?) to the specific (I now have a new way to introduce the Monty Hall problem when I teach it).

Attention advertisers: no commercial that includes children screaming, sirens blaring, or alarm clocks going off has ever engendered me to purchase a product. And it never will.

Register for our first mentoring session on 04/22 with panelists Kadriye Ercikan, Dr. Kristen Huff, and Marianne Perie. We will be exploring different career opportunities in educational measurement and hearing from women who have worked in multiple sectors of our field. bit.ly/3t84dUh

Fantastic opportunity McGill Psychology to do a post-doc in quantitative methods with one of our 🇨🇦luminaries, Dr. Milica Miočević . If you're about to finish your quant psych (or equivalent!) training, consider applying!

My friend Patrick Curran and I are co-teaching a 5-day workshop in Applied Measurement Modeling. Factor models, invariance testing, scoring, reliability modeling, moderated nonlinear factor models... SO MUCH COOL STUFF! Hope you can join us.

Join us for a discussion about barriers and opportunities for women in leadership at a kick-off NCME invited session, this coming Tuesday 05/25 at 2-3:30 EST. Hear from leaders in the field Ellen Forte, @Teach_Jennifer, Kadriye Ercikan, Ye Tong, Jenn Dunn, Susan Lyons

You thought we were done announcing player signings? Well, we're not. Another "still technically a rookie" who didn't get an announcement last year. Out of University of Richmond, please welcome (back), Justin Keller! #AUDL2021 | #ForTheDistrict

Time to update your 'prior' knowledge! Join us for the upcoming online workshop on Bayesian Statistical Modeling taught by Dr. Roy Levy Roy Levy. Find more info at education.umd.edu/bayes-2021 Gregory R. Hancock @EDMSatUMD

I don't disagree, Fortune Cookie, but I was taken a little aback by this.

New 2-year postdoc opening in my lab starting in the fall/winter to work on method development in latent variable modeling and model fit. Application deadline is June 27, please shared with anyone who might be interested! apply.interfolio.com/107638

The interplay among scoring, reliability, validity, and modeling vexes many applied researchers and methodologists alike. A new paper aims to bring new insights (and some old wisdom) to further our understanding.

We are now accepting applications for the 2023 Women in Measurement ResearcHER program! This program is designed to support women-led research dedicated to advancing gender and racial equity within the field of educational measurement. Learn more at bit.ly/43VMdjh

Dynamic fit index cutoffs now support 1) categorical data 2) non-normal continuous data 3) missing data 4) second-order models 5) any estimator so that you can replace traditional cutoffs (RMSEA <. 06, CFI > .95) with custom cutoffs tailored to your model/data Melissa G Wolf

As a statistician, it is extremely frustrating to me to see an account called “World of Statistics” with over 1.5M followers spreading this pseudoscientific garbage. Statistics requires us to think critically about our data. This is *not* statistics.

Bayesian Statistical Modeling, a 3-day online First Course followed by a 2-day online Second Course. With Roy Levy (Roy Levy) June 5-7; June 8-9 No “prior” Bayesian experience needed. 😉). umd-cilvr.catalog.instructure.com/programs/bayes…

For anyone who might be interested in applying to PhD programs in quant methods this year, nearly all of the faculty in the Arizona State quant psyc program will be reviewing applications! More info on the program: psychology.asu.edu/degree/graduat…