Monthly Stats Webinar Series

I am offering a free monthly webinar series throughout 2026. This series is aimed at people who work with statisticians, and will cover basic (and sometimes advanced!) concepts related to statistics, data, and research, using language a non-statistician can understand. 

The purpose is not to learn how to program or perform analyses, but (1) to develop a more solid foundation for understanding statistical reasoning, and (2) to prepare to work with a statistician/analyst/data scientist.

The next webinar will take place on Tuesday, April 28 at 3:00 pm Eastern Standard Time. The topic will be Framing Questions for Data Analysis. Research questions (and other questions that require data to answer) are the starting point and backbone of data analysis projects. These questions are a large part of what guides us through the process of deciding on an analytical approach. Sometimes, though, it can be difficult to translate your actual questions into something that can be addressed through numbers and analyses. Please join me to learn more about how a statistician or data scientist thinks about these questions (and the related concept of hypotheses) in the context of a collaborative project. You can sign up for the April webinar directly by following this link.

Note that you may find the concepts discussed in my March webinar helpful for the April one, although it is not necessary to review it.

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