SAMSI - Workshop Participation

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		Workshop Participation SAMSI organizes numerous workshops, scientific and educational. Application forms can be found on the pages of the individual workshops. Program Workshops: Each scientific program has an Opening Tutorials and Workshop, a Closing Workshop, and often will have mid-program workshops. The workshops for a particular program can be found on the webpage of that program. Education and Outreach Workshops: SAMSI annually conducts a national Education and Outreach Program for undergraduate and graduate students interested in statistics and applied mathematics and their application in the disciplinary sciences. These include: Two-Day Undergraduate Workshop, designed to give undergraduates hands-on experience in research topics related to SAMSI programs. SAMSI/CRSC Undergraduate Workshop: Each year, SAMSI conducts a one-week undergraduate workshop, intended for college juniors and seniors, focused on SAMSI research activities related to the statistical and applied mathematical modeling and analysis of experimental data. Participants will be involved in a hands-on experience using mathematical and statistical models to analyze experimental data they collect in the CRSC/Math Instructional Research Lab on the N.C. State University campus. CRSC/SAMSI Industrial Mathematical and Statistical Modeling Workshop for Graduate Students: The objective of this annual workshop is to expose graduate students in mathematics, engineering, and statistics to challenging and exciting real-world problems arising in industrial and government laboratory research. The students also learn about the team approach to problem solving. Students are divided into six-member teams to collaborate on industrial projects presented by experienced scientists and engineers. During the workshop, each group is mentored by both the problem presenter and a faculty advisor. Technology Transfer Workshops: These summer workshops are designed to consolidate results from previous SAMSI programs. The results will be made available to working professionals in a week-long, compact, hands-on format.
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