McDevitt & Kline Continuing Education Workshops

Statistics training that makes sense

At Statistical Horizons, you can learn the latest statistical methods in an efficient, affordable and enjoyable manner. We offer short seminars on a wide variety of popular statistical methods—methods that are not offered in many graduate programs. Our instructors are all well-known experts in their fields. They are also outstanding teachers who are highly skilled at making statistics understandable.

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Analysis of Complex Survey Data with Ann O’Connell, October 8-10. Learn the tools and techniques to analyze data from complex sample surveys.

Statistical Computing with Python with Jason Anastasopoulos, October 22-24. Master advanced data analysis and visualization applications in Python.

Now available On Demand

Structural Equation Modeling: Part 2 taught by Paul Allison, September 14-October 12. Learn advanced SEM at your own pace.

Linear Regression taught by Paul Allison, September 14-October 12. Receive a practical, intuitive, and non-mathematical intro to linear regression.

 

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FEATURED

INSTRUCTORS

Gregory R. Hancock
Gregory R. Hancock, Ph.D., is Professor and Program Director of Measurement, Statistics and Evaluation in the Department of Human Development and Quantitative Methodology at the University of Maryland, College Park, and Director of the Center for Integrated Latent Variable Research (CILVR). 

John Skvoretz
John Skvoretz, Ph.D., is Distinguished University Professor in the Sociology Department at the University of South Florida and Carolina Distinguished Professor Emeritus from the University of South Carolina.

Stephen Vaisey
Stephen Vaisey, Ph.D. is Professor of Sociology and Political Science and the Director of the Worldview Lab at Duke University.

 

Upcoming

Seminars

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Introduction to Social Network Analysis
Remote Seminar
John Skvoretz, Instructor
September 24-26
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Multilevel and Mixed Models Using Stata
Remote Seminar
Stephen Vaisey, Instructor
September 24-26

Latent Growth Curve Modeling
Remote Seminar
Gregory Hancock, Instructor
October 1-3

Introduction to Python for Data Analysis*
Remote Seminar
Jason Anastasopoulos, Instructor
October 1-3

Analysis of Complex Survey Data
Remote Seminar
Ann O’Connell, Instructor
October 8-10

Meta-Analysis
Remote Seminar
David Wilson, Instructor
October 8-10

Statistical Computing with Python*
Remote Seminar
Jason Anastasopoulos, Instructor
October 22-24

Causal Mediation Analysis
Remote Seminar
Tyler VanderWeele, Instructor
October 23-24

Longitudinal Data Analysis Using R
Remote Seminar
Stephen Vaisey, Instructor
October 29-31

Treatment Effects Analysis
Remote Seminar
Stephen Vaisey, Instructor
November 12-14

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ABOUT OUR FOUNDER

PAUL ALLISON

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Paul D. Allison, Ph.D., is President of Statistical Horizons and Emeritus Professor of the University of Pennsylvania. He has been offering short courses in statistics for over 30 years.

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