Student Presentations
Students have regularly presented their findings at national and international conferences, as well as the annual Undergraduate Research Forum held every April at Miami University.
National & International Conferences
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- Philips, Cody, “Crash-Safety Ratings and the True Assessment of Injuries by Vehicle”, 01 August 2016, Joint Statistics Meetings, Chicago, IL
- Garrett, Robert, “An Analysis of Consumer Budgeting and the Great Recession”, 31 July 2017, Joint Statistics Meetings, Baltimore, MD. Made the AMSTAT News.
- Philips, Cody, “An Analysis of Crash-Safety Ratings and the True Assessment of Injuries by Vehicle”, 19 May 2018, Symposium on Data Science & Statistics, Reston, VA
- Garrett, Robert, “Assessing Prediction Error in Traditional Weather Forecasts vs. a Data-Centric Approach”, 30 July 2018, Joint Statistics Meetings, Vancouver, BC
- Schweitzer, Benjamin, “An Analysis on the Accuracy of Weather Forecasts”, 30 July 2018, Joint Statistics Meetings, Vancouver, BC
- Rook, Nicole, “A Shiny Way to Explore the Accuracy of Weather Forecast”, 19 October 2018, Women in Data Science & Statistics, Cincinnati, OH
- Cirkovic, Daniel, “Comparison of Bootstrapping Techniques in Multivariate Time Series”, 29 July 2019, Joint Statistics Meetings, Denver, CO
- Schweitzer, Benjamin, “An Analysis of Rent-Control Policy on Housing Quality”, 28 July 2019, Joint Statistics Meetings, Denver, CO
- Tuiyott, Alison, “Immigrant Residency and Happiness in New York City”, 28 July 2019, Joint Statistics Meetings, Denver, CO
- Carter, Lydia, “An Analysis of Climate Change Impact on Public Opinion”, 4 August 2020, Joint Statistics Meetings, Virtual
- Ho, Phuong, “Data Expo 2020: Temperature Effect on the United States’ Agriculture”, 4 August 2020, Joint Statistics Meetings, Virtual
- Warkentin, Coby, “Predicting the Impacts of a Pandemic: An Analysis of the Relationship Between Social Vulnerability and COVID-19 in the United States”, 9 August 2021, Joint Statistics Meetings, Virtual
- Carter, Lydia, “Predicting the Impacts of a Pandemic: An Analysis of the Relationship Between Social Vulnerability and COVID-19 in the United States”, scheduled 7 October 2021, Women in Data Science & Statistics, Virtual
- Everett, Aly, “An Analysis on the Impact of Socioeconomic Status on Success in School”, 7 August 2022, Joint Statistics Meetings, Washington, D.C.
Undergraduate Research Forum
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- Morris, Emily L., 2015 URF, “Modeling and Detecting Changes in Water Quality of a Midwest Watershed.”
- Feeman, Alec, 2016 URF, “Investing Using Short Term Statistical Forecasting”, part of the FYRE Program
- Tatro, A.J., 2017 URF, “Bayesian Variable Selection in Time Series Regression with an Application to Ecological Data”, co-advised with Jing Zhang.
- Schweitzer, Benjamin, 2018 URF, “An Analysis on the Accuracy of Weather Forecasts”
- Garrett, Robert, 2019 URF, “Applications of Voronoi Diagrams in Statistics and Data Science”, co-advised with Karsten Maurer
- Schweitzer, Benjamin, 2019 URF, “An Analysis of Rent-Control Policy on Housing Quality”, co-advised with Karsten Maurer
- Tuiyott, Alison, 2019 URF, “Immigration Generation Status to Quality of Life Over Time”, co-advised with Karsten Maurer
- Carter, Lydia, 2020 URF, “An Analysis of Climate Change Impact on Society”, co-advised with Karsten Maurer
- Warkentin, Coby and Carter, Lydia, 2021 URF, “An Analysis of the Relationship Between Social Vulnerability and COVID-19 Impact in the United States”
- Everett, Aly, 2022 URF, “An Analysis on the Impact of Socioeconomic Status on Success in School”