The San Francisco Bay Area Chapter invited a group of panelists to speak about career development for data scientists, statisticians, and students interested in the careers of data science, machine learning, business analytics, and biostatistics. Speakers came from diverse backgrounds and provided the audience with guidance on various perspectives.
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Chapter Volunteers Speak to AP Stats Students
The San Francisco Bay Area Chapter organized an initiative encouraging chapter volunteers to give a lecture about careers in statistics to AP Statistics students.
Volunteers Offer Career Advice to AP Statistics Students
For the seventh consecutive year, the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter was invited to send volunteer statisticians to give a 50-minute lecture on careers in statistics to local AP Statistics students.
San Francisco Bay Area Chapter Volunteers Talk Careers with AP Statistics Students
For the fifth consecutive year, San Francisco Bay Area Chapter volunteers were invited to give talks about careers in statistics to AP Statistics students at Menlo Atherton High School.
San Francisco Bay Area Chapter Volunteers Visit Schools
In May, for the third consecutive year, volunteers were invited to give lectures at Menlo Atherton High School. Heather Watson, from Exponent, Bart Burington from Geron, and Doug Okamoto and Chris Barker, both consultants gave lectures to several classes.
Chapter Members Invited to Speak About Careers in Statistics
AP Statistics teachers at Menlo Atherton High School recently invited several San Francisco Bay Area Chapter members to speak to students about careers in statistics. Chapter volunteers visited the school for the first time in 2011 and were invited back to offer a broader perspective. View photos and learn more about the event.
Chapter Hosts Inaugural Workshop for AP Statistics Teachers
This year, the Bay Area Chapter inaugurated a two-day workshop for Bay Area AP Statistics teachers August 11 and 12 at Carlmont High School in Belmont. Read on to find out how they did it.