Statistics Seminar – The seminar is our attempt to improve statistics education at Texas State. The topics vary from new advances in statistics research to different approaches to teaching statistics. We invite guests to talk about their research, application of statistical methods and just some interesting things people are doing in our field.

Speaker	Talk title	Date
First Meeting and Teaching Forum		August 23
Statistics Seminar	Fall semester planning	August 30
	Probability Game Play!	September 6
Teaching Forum	Statistical Software Rguroo for Elementary Statistics Class Assessments	September 13
Amanda Walker,Taylor Soliz Texas State University	Classroom Teaching Examples from CAUSE (Consortium for the Advancement of Undergraduate Statistics Education)	September 20
Jeremiah Birrell Texas State University	Privacy-preserving Machine Learning: The Differential Privacy Framework Abstract	September 27
Cameron Esponge Texas State University	Graduate Student Talk: Kernel Method for Regression Abstract	October 4
Layla Guyot UT Austin	Teaching Statistics/Data Science in the Era of AI Abstract	October 11
Thomas Maierhofer UCLA	Meet ALISSTAIR: A Virtual Teaching Aid for Statistics Abstract	October 18
		October 25
Mine Çetinkaya-Rundel Duke University	Statistics in the Age of Data Science: Insights from an Introductory Course at Duke University Abstract	November 1
Zewei Lin Texas State University	A Unified Framework for Residual Diagnostics in Generalized Linear Models and beyond Abstract	November 8
		November 15