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Joint Computer Science + Statistics Colloquium

Joint Computer Science + Statistics Colloquium: Mike Baiocchi ’03 and Jordan Rodu ’05 Tuesday, October 31st @ 7:00pm in Wege  ***Stats Colloquium credit for attendance and Spooky Snacks provided!*** Outcome Reasoning: the under-discussed engine powering black box algorithms We’ll start this talk discussing a couple… Continue reading »

Assistant Professor of Statistics

The Williams College Department of Mathematics and Statistics invites applications for a tenure-track position in Statistics, beginning in fall 2024, at the rank of assistant professor (a more senior appointment is possible under special circumstances). The candidate should have a Ph.D. in Statistics or a closely related field by the… Continue reading »

Assistant Professor of Mathematics

The Williams College Department of Mathematics and Statistics invites applications for a tenure-track position in applied mathematics, beginning fall 2024, at the rank of assistant professor (a more senior appointment is possible under special circumstances). The candidate should have a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics, Mathematics, or a closely related field… Continue reading »

Interested in Serving as a Math/Stat Mentor?

Interested in serving as a math/stat mentor? The Math/Stat Mentoring Program pairs first years and sophomores interested in mathematics and statistics with junior and senior mentors who will help them navigate through their academic experience in the department. There is evidence that suggests that having such a mentor relationship is… Continue reading »

Interested in Having a Math/Stat Junior/Senior Mentor to Help You Navigate Through Your Experience at Williams?

Interested in having a math/stat junior/senior mentor to help you navigate through your experience at Williams? The Math/Stat Mentoring Program pairs first years and sophomores interested in mathematics and statistics with junior and senior mentors who will help them navigate through their academic experience in the department. There is evidence… Continue reading »