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The NZSA supports young statisticians by providing a forum to: network with other young statisticians; share information to further their development and careers; and allow them to activity participate in the statistical community.
Young statisticians are studying statistics or have graduated in the last five years and are working or studying in the area related to statistics.
Useful information for young statisticians
Young statisticians are encouraged to join the NZSA and the first year of membership is free to senior students enrolled at New Zealand universities, or who are graduates of NZ universities studying overseas, and not in full-time employment.
Normally some funding is available to enable young statisticians to travel to NZSA conferences. Details are circulated with conference registration material. Special dinners for young statisticians are becoming a feature of our conferences.
Jim Young (the one on the left here) spoke to the young statisticians at the NZSA 2007 conference in Christchurch on July 4 on the meaning of life, not much statistics and being YOUNG. Here are his notes - far out, man.
The current young statistician’s representative on the NZSA executive committee is Nathaniel Pihama.
NZSA Conference, 2010
The NZSA encourages presentations from students at its annual conferences, and as an enticement, prizes are awarded for the best student presentations. This year Ting Wang (Massey University) was awarded the prize for the best student talk, with Sarojinie Fernando (Massey University) and Chew-Seng Chee (University of Auckland) a joint second. The prize fund was provided by Hoare Research Software (HRS) and the NZSA.
Ting Wang (Massey University), Sarojinie Fernando (Massey University) and Chew-Seng Chee (University of Auckland). NZ Maths and Stats Postgraduate Conference 2009
The 2009 NZ Maths and Stats postgraduate conference (NZMASP) was held at the seaside township of Foxton Beach in November. As in previous years, the conference was well attended with 57 students enrolled from honours, masters, and doctorate degrees. The student presentations were very enjoyable and covered a good spread of subjects with approximately 1/3 each of the talks split between pure mathematics, applied mathematics, and statistics.
A report on the NZMASP conference is provided by Luke Fullard in the April 2010 newsletter.
Participants at the November 2009 NZMASP conference. Links to other young statistician groups
Young Statisticians in the Royal Statistical Society
Young Statisticians in the Statistical Society of Australia Links to awards/prizes for young statisticians HRS Student Prizes Hoare Research Software (HRS) has fostered a close association with the NZSA by offering prizes for the best student talks at NZSA conferences. A list of past winners is given here. When you submit an abstract, make sure that it is identified in the student category.
Statistics New Zealand student assistance scheme Statistics New Zealand provides a range of support for undergraduate and postgraduate students. Statistics New Zealand student assistance scheme
International Biometrics Society The Australasian Region of the International Biometrics Society offers a Scholarship for Honours and coursework Masters students in statistics-related disciplines.
International Statistical Institute
ENBIS Young Statistician Award
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Updated 7 July 2010