Please join Sarah Stroup, Professor of Political Science and Director of the Kathryn Wasserman Davis Collaborative in Conflict Transformation, for a talk entitled “Foreign Aid under Fire.”
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Please join Becky Tang, Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Statistics, for a talk entitled “Statistical Modeling of Abundances within Ecological Communities.”
When people think of statistics, their minds probably turn toward histograms, sample means, and t-tests. In this talk, I will discuss another side of statistics: modeling. What is statistical modeling, why is it fun, and is it even useful? I will then share my work in developing a spatiotemporal model for the abundances of a community of fish species in the Gulf of Maine.
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Please join McKinley Brumback, Assistant Professor of Physics, for a talk entitled “Beacons in the Sky: X-ray bright neutron stars as extreme physics laboratories.”
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Please join Cláudio Medeiros, Professor of Theatre & Department Chair, for a talk entitled “We Are Not Afraid of Gender: Virginia Woolf’s Orlando at Middlebury.”
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Please join Florence Feiereisen, Professor of German, and Erin Sassin, Associate Professor of History of Art & Architecture, for a talk entitled “Rendering the Past Audible: Acoustic Ecology, Space and History.”
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Please join Erik Bleich, Charles A. Dana Professor of Political Science, and Christopher Star, Professor of Classics, for a talk entitled “Apocalypse: Everything You Wanted to Know about the End of the World.”
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Please join Avner Cohen, Professor of Nonproliferation and Terrorism Studies, for a talk entitled “The October 7 War: The Worst Year in the History of the Unresolved Israeli-Palestinian Conflict”
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Please join Rebekah Irwin, Director and curator of Special Collections, for a talk entitled “Old Books, New Kids: Special Collections in the 21st Century.”
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Please join Caitlin Myers, Director of the Middlebury Initiative for Data and Digital Methods; John G. McCullough Professor of Economics, for a talk entitled “Who is trapped in post-Dobbs America?”
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Please join Bert Johnson, Professor of Political Science, for a talk entitled “The Quiet Past and the Stormy Present: What Political Science Can Tell Us about the 2024 Election.”
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