*** ATREYEE MAJUMDER *** ~~~~ DATA SCIENCE INDUSTRY PRACTITIONERS TALK SERIES ~~~~ Atreyee will talk about the impact Johnson & Johnson strives to make as a global public health entity by giving a high-level overview of two of their data science projects--HIV hotspot modeling and TB missing patient finding. She will also talk about her career […]
We are delighted to host Dr. Joyce Robbins for our Talk Series. Join us! See the MA Weekly Newsletter for details and RSVP.
The 2023 Joint Statistical Meetings (JSM) will take place August 5 - 10, 2023 in Toronto, Canada. JSM offers a unique opportunity for statisticians in academia, industry, and government to exchange ideas and explore collaborations. JSM is one of the largest statistical events in the world: 600+ sessions, including invited, topic-contributed, contributed, and poster 75+ […]
Lunch & a talk. Hosted by the Columbia Statistics Club.
Last day of Spring 2023 classes. Last day to withdraw from or take a leave of absence effective in the Spring 2023 semester.
Relax or study with your MA Statistics peers from 1pm to 5pm daily during the Study Days: May 2, 3, 4. Snacks and tea will be provided.
SPRING 2023
Prior to attending the GSAS Convocation, take out or eat a boxed lunch and take some photos with other MA Statistics Students.
Columbia University holds its formal graduation ceremonies in May for all students who have either already graduated in the PREVIOUS OCTOBER or PREVIOUS FEBRUARY or who are graduating in MAY. MA Statistics Students who will not graduate until the following February are not eligible to participate as a GRADUATE until after they officially graduate. Further […]
Columbia University Commencement Further information for students on participation in the ceremonies can be found HERE. The Columbia Commencement limits the number of tickets. From the GSAS Website: What is Columbia University Commencement? Columbia University Commencement is a University-wide event for all 2023 graduates from across Columbia, presided over by President Bollinger. Schools are assigned areas […]
