Announcing eUSR and USPROC
As you think about and finalize your fall semester syllabus, please consider the following
two opportunities.
The second annual electronic Undergraduate Statistics Research conference will take place
on Friday, October 21 , 2016. This free e-conference includes a keynote addresses by Rob
Gould, plenary presentations by USPROC student award winners (see below), virtual poster
presentations by undergraduate statistics students, and a professional development panel
on careers in statistics. Opportunities for your fall class: Set up a satellite viewing
location for your students, offer extra credit for students to view/listen to talks, or
have former students present a poster in the poster session (sign up link coming in
September). Learn more at:
www.causeweb.org/usproc/eusrc
Also don't forget the Undergraduate Statistics Project Competition for 2016-2017
(USPROC) sponsored by CAUSE and the American Statistical Association. The purpose of
USPROC is to encourage the development of data analysis skills, to enhance presentation
skills, and to recognize outstanding work by undergraduate statistics students. Separate
submission tracks are available for class projects at all levels (Stat 101 through senior
capstone). New this year: (1) Two submission deadlines ( December 2016 for summer/fall
projects and June 2017 for winter/spring projects) and (2) For class projects, the ability
to submit slides (e.g., PowerPoint) or a 3-page paper. Opportunities for your fall class:
Require or offer extra credit for all of your students to submit their excellent fall
class project. Learn more at
www.causeweb.org/usproc
For more information on all of the above email Nathan Tintle at nathan.tintle(a)dordt.edu
Have a great start to your semester!