With the new year comes new seminars! Some of our most popular seminars will return along with the introduction of some new ones.
Categorical Data Analysis, a brand-new seminar, will focus on interpreting and learning to deal with the complications introduced by nonlinear models when answering behavioral, health, and social science questions. Trenton Mize will teach this on January 27-29, 2022.
Already have some prior experience with multilevel modeling and want to deepen and extend your knowledge? Register for Multilevel Modeling: A Second Course with Kris Preacher from February 7-March 7, 2022.
Finally, learn about some recent developments in causal mediation with Tyler VanderWeele. Registration is now open for Causal Mediation Analysis from May 9-June 6.
Coding has become a necessary skill for today’s researchers to collect, organize, analyze, visualize, and communicate their data. Check out Statistical Horizons sister company, Code Horizons, to learn the skills you need to take your work to the next level.
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Categorical Data Analysis
Remote Seminar
Trenton Mize, Instructor
January 27-29
Designing Effective
Online Surveys*
Remote Seminar
Andrew Miles, Instructor
January 27-29
Meta-Analysis
Remote Seminar
David Wilson, Instructor
February 3-5
Latent Class Analysis
Remote Seminar
Stephanie Lanza and
Bethany Bray, Instructors
February 3-5
Multilevel Modeling: A
Second Course
On Demand
Kristopher Preacher, Instructor
February 7-March 7
Directed Acyclic Graphs for
Causal Inference
Remote Seminar
Felix Elwert, Instructor
February 10-12
Matching and Weighting for
Causal Inference with R
Remote Seminar
Stephen Vaisey, Instructor
February 10-12
Social Networks: Statistical Approaches
Remote Seminar
John Skvoretz, Instructor
February 24-26
Analysis of Cost Data
Remote Seminar
Henry Glick, Instructor
February 24-26
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Using SAS here.
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Paul D. Allison, Ph.D., is President of Statistical Horizons and Professor Emeritus of the University of Pennsylvania. He has been offering short courses in statistics for over 30 years.
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