Virtual workshop to teach you how identify different methods for choosing the appropriate model, understand when model selection is not necessary, explain tools used for model selection, error identification, and information criteria, combine methods to find the model that best fits their situation, and finally interpret and explain model selection approaches, overfitting, and uncertainty. You’ll do all these things within statistical software.

Whether you’re shifting priorities for a current activity or planning ahead for the coming months, get out of your head, take care of yourself, and get the business done!

Join us to learn how to build a parking lot for your ideas, make a step-by-step set of directions for future you, and how to identify surprises that are not actually surprises so you can avoid them.

If you have data or are capturing data for the same subjects over a period of time, statistics such as repeated measures, regression, time series, or time to event analyses are important to know and understand. This is a virtual workshop to learn what longitudinal analysis is, important methods to know, and work through how to achieve an analysis in several software packages. Everything is explained in an easy to digest, non-jargon filled manner. Workshop hosted in collaboration with Easton's Nook Writing and Retreat House (Newark NJ). Open to all comers but particular focus on faculty, graduate students, community organizations, and public service workers.

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This conference is a cornerstone event for faculty, administrators, post-docs, and graduate students in higher education, offering a focused platform for professional development and academic growth.