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Though the workshop will not go into mathematical details and proofs, it will provide some reasoning and intuition behind the key formulas used in survey sampling. It will also look at various examples using the statistical software SAS (free to students, faculty and staff at the University of Waterloo). In addition to illustrating basic data analysis techniques, those examples aim to provide guidance on some of the pitfalls of analysing survey data. Part 3 is a practical hands-on opportunity for participants to conduct basic data analysis using SAS on their own laptop.

This is two-day workshop will be held in M3 3127. Registration is free for all members of the university.

Congratulations to Trang Bui on her recent publication in Behavioral Research in Accounting.

In this introduction to R workshop, participants will be taught the basics of this open-source language.

Registration is free and open to all University of Waterloo faculty, staff, graduate and undergraduate students. No programming experience is assumed.

In this workshop, participants will learn to perform common statistics using the R software.

Registration is free to all students, faculty and staff at the University of Waterloo.

One of our graduate consultants, Meixi Chen, performed an in-depth data analysis for a project led by Dr. Wasem Alsabbagh (School of Pharmacy). Their collaborative article is accepted and published in Addiction. Congratulations Meixi!

Dr. Will Percival from the Department of Physics and Astronomy and Dr. Glen McGee from the Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science have formed a collaborative team to adapt cutting edge statistical tools to cosmological analyses.

Kelly Ramsay (BSc (Statistics and Actuarial Science), 2016, University of Manitoba, MSc (Statistics), 2018, University of Manitoba, Ph.D. (Statistics), 2022, University of Waterloo) will be joining the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at York University in July as an Assistant Professor.

Joy Shu Jiang (BSc (Statistics and Actuarial Science), 2015, Simon Fraser University, MSc (Statistics), 2016, University of Western Ontario, Ph.D. (Statistics), 2018, University of Waterloo) is an Assistant Professor in the Division of Public Health Sciences at Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis.

Congratulations to Jeremy VanderDoes for his recent publication in the Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics.

Yidan Shi (BSc (Mathematics), 2014, Beijing Jiaotong University, MSc (Statistics), 2015, Western University, Ph.D. (Statistics), 2020, University of Waterloo) is a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine.

Current graduate students

Analysis of Survey Data: 101 and Beyond

Trang Bui published in Behavioral Research in Accounting

Introduction to R

Introductory Statistics with R

Congratulations to Meixi Chen for her recent publication

Will Percival and Glen McGee awarded NFRF funding

Congratulations to Kelly Ramsay joining the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at York University

Our Alumni: Joy Shu Jiang

Jeremy VanderDoes published in Human Vaccines and Immunotherapeutics

Our Alumni: Yidan Shi