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Spring Seminar, May 8, 2023: "Successful Approaches to Teaching Statistical Consulting" from Teaching Statistics in Health Sciences Section

  • 1.  Spring Seminar, May 8, 2023: "Successful Approaches to Teaching Statistical Consulting" from Teaching Statistics in Health Sciences Section

    Posted 05-03-2023 13:16

    Hello,

    Cross posting this from TSHS section because it should be relevant to many of our members, details below.

    Best,
    Terrie
    Secretary/Treasurer of Statsitical Consulting Section 2022-2024


    Details:

    The ASA Section on Teaching of Statistics in the Health Sciences (TSHS) is excited to present our Spring 2023 webinar. Dr. Julia Sharp of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), will moderate our 2-hour panel discussion with Dr. Emily Griffith of North Carolina State University, Dr. Alexandra Hanlon of Virginia Tech University, Dr. Ryan Peterson of the University of Colorado, and Dr. Emily Slade of the University of Kentucky. They will discuss successful approaches to teaching statistical consulting.

    The webinar is FREE and open to all. Details and registration information are below.

    TITLE: Successful Approaches to Teaching Statistical Consulting

    PANELISTS:    Dr. Julia Sharp, NIST (moderator)

    Dr. Emily Griffith, North Carolina State University

    Dr. Alexandra Hanlon, Virginia Tech University

    Dr. Ryan Peterson, University of Colorado

    Dr. Emily Slade, University of Kentucky

    DATE/TIME: May 8, 2023, from 3:30-5:30pm Eastern Time (US and Canada)

    VENUE: Online webinar hosted using the Zoom platform

    ABSTRACT: Statistical consulting is generally a small component of a biostatistician's training, despite the fact that it may be a large part of their work post-graduation. Standard textbooks and structures for statistical theory and methods courses exist. However, analogous resources, formats, and approaches for formal statistical consulting courses can be sparse and may vary in quality, relevance, acceptability, and current state of the art. Additionally, instruction in statistical consulting often occurs outside of a usual classroom setting, to support experiential student learning. Didactic training can also complement and improve upon "on-the-job" statistical experience. In this webinar, panelists will discuss the structure, resources, and key components of their statistical consulting training. They will also identify perceived gaps, limitations, and successes in their approaches and resources to support the training of the next generation of collaborative statisticians.

    REGISTRATION: To register for the webinar, please complete this form:

    https://uniofqueensland.syd1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1Zjx4p09SBCyNQW

    We will send the Zoom link for the webinar to your email address the day before the webinar.



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    Terrie Vasilopoulos, PhD
    Research Associate Professor
    Departments of Anesthesiology and Orthopaedic Surgery & Sports Medicine
    College of Medicine, University of Florida, Gainesvile, Florida
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