student work

nice job everyone!

Undergraduate projects are the most fun and the most rewarding part of my day.

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Jacob’s blog (about grad school and data science, among other things)

Interview of Jacob as part of the The Johns Hopkins #100 Alumni Voices Project

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2010:

  • Minsoo Kim (2010): “Statistical Classification”; M.S. 2015, U Georgia, Statistics; Currently: Scientific Computing Professional Associate, Carl Vinson Institute of Government.
  • Mary Owen (2010): “Tukey’s Biweight Correlation and the Breakdown”; Currently: Pastry Cook, Marta.
  • Mark Simon (2010): “Randomly Generating Computationally Stable Correlation Matrices”; Currently: Financial Analyst, Taal Capital Management.

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  • Aya Mitani (2006, Pitzer): “Biweight Correlation as a Measure of Distance between Genes on a Microarray” (abstract, presentation); MPH 2008, Yale, Biostatistics; Ph.D. 2019, Boston University, Biostatistics; Currently: Assistant Professor of Biostatistics, Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto.

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  • Veronica (Montes De Oca) Aispuro (2003): “Methods for Evaluating Health Care Claims Data” (an application of Bootstrapping); Ph.D. 2008, University of California, Riverside, Applied Statistics; Currently: Director of Stars Survey Analytics, UnitedHealth Group.

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2013:

  • Jacob Coleman ’13, Maricela Cruz ’14, Bill DeRose ’15, Ciaran Evans ’15, Rob Knickerbocker ’15, Kevin Lu ’14, Derek Owens-Oas ’13, Ben Shand ’14, Brian Williamson ’14; DataFest - Best Insight

2012:

  • Karl Kumbier ’13, Erika Parks ’13, Joseph Replogle ’13 DataFest - Best Use of External Data
  • Drew DiPalma ’13, Tim Stutz ’12; DataFest - Best Visualization, honorable mention