Classes

DATASCI 120: Data Narratives (Spring 2022, Spring 2023, Spring 2024)

BIODS 360: Inclusive Mentoring in Data Science (Spring 2021, Winter 2022, Winter 2023, Winter 2024)

Stat 260/BIODS260: Workshop in Biostatistics Students can enroll in the Workshop in Biostatistics for one or two units of credit. Each is required to attend weekly meetings, sign in each week on the sheet in the back of the room, and participate in discussion to any extent possible. Subject matter is diverse.

Data Studio

Stats 319: Statistical literature on Fairness (Spring 2020)

Stats 200: Introduction to Statistical Inference (Winter 2018, Winter 2021)

Stats 101: Data Science 101 (Spring 2017, Spring 2018)

Stat 48N: Riding the data wave (Fall 2012; Fall 2013; Fall 2014; Fall 2015; Fall 2016, Fall 2019, Fall 2020)

Stat 270/370: A Course in Bayesian Statistics (Winter 2013; Winter 2016)

Stat 367: Statistical Models in Genetics (Fall 2011; Winter 2015)

Stat 390: Consulting Workshop (fall 2011)

Statistical Genetics Journal club (not scheduled at the moment)

Opportunities for high-school students

While I am often away during the summer, and hence I can rarely mentor high-school students, here is a link to Research Internships for High School Students at Stanford.

Here is a video of my TEDx presentation at the event organized by Gunn High School, on February 25,2017 Data, Science, and the Truth.

Opportunities for undergraduates

If you are a Stanford Undergraduate interested in a quantitative approach to sciences, check out the new Data Science major (it inherits all the good of Mathematical and Computational Science and adds some exciting opportunities). I am an advisor in this major and generally available for meetings on tuesday afternoons: check my Data Science/MCS advising page.

Check out the Data Science for Social Good summer program, with which I have been involved for a while.

If you are attending a college different from Stanford, there are a number of programs that you might find interesting. Some are designed in particular for students attending a community college. I run one called Inclusive Mentoring in Data Science.

Opportunities for graduates

If you are currently at Stanford and interested in my work, please contact me. A good idea is to take one of the classes I teach or attend the journal club/seminars I run.

You are invited to consider being involved in mentorship programs: check out Inclusive Mentoring in Data Science . There is also a summer program in Data Science for Social Good which can benefit from your participation in mentor capacity.

If you are interested in graduate studies at Stanford in our area of research, you can apply to the Statistics PhD/master program or to the Biomedical Data Science and ICME programs.

Stanford has a program for Visiting Student Researchers from other universities. You should be aware that there are fees associated to this. The France-Stanford Center for Interdisciplinary Studies offers fellowships that would help with this if you qualify.

Diversity