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Dr. Claire Kelling


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Posted By Claire Kelling 07-27-2026 17:36
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Good afternoon, Do you have experience teaching statistics or data science courses that involve community partners? If so, we have an amazing opportunity for you! Thanks to the support of the RIOS Institute (Institute for a Racially Just, Inclusive, and Open STEM Education), we are establishing a working ...
Posted By Claire Kelling 05-18-2026 09:42
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The American Statistical Association's Committee on Law & Justice Statistics and Committee on Scientific Freedom and Human Rights invite you to our webinar on June 11 from 1-1:30pm ET featuring Dean Knox. The abstract is included below and registration is posted on our website and below. Title: "Statistical ...
Posted By Claire Kelling 02-11-2026 11:08
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Hello everyone, The ASA Committee on Law and Justice Statistics is hosting a webinar titled "You lookin' for police data? I got a guy…" with Loren Atherley from the Seattle Police Department on February 18th from 1-1:30pm ET. You can register here. We also have two new posts in our blog! For the ...
Posted By Claire Kelling 12-02-2025 10:51
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Hello everyone, The American Statistical Association's Committee on Law & Justice Statistics invites you to our webinar on December 5 from 1:30-2pm ET featuring Min Xie. The abstract is included below and registration is posted on our website and below. Title: "National Crime Victimization Survey ...
Posted By Claire Kelling 10-30-2025 15:24
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Hello everyone, We have two exciting updates from the ASA's Committee on Law and Justice Statistics: 1- We are continuing our (now monthly!) Law & Justice Data Blog with a contribution from Alex Chohlas-Wood and John Hall on "Using 911 Data to Understand Police Deployment." You can read the full post ...