Hi everyone!

CAUSE is excited to announce the 2024 Electronic Conference on Teaching Statistics online from May 28^th – May 31st, 2024. The conference theme is “What’s Next? Moving Forward” The conference will include four keynote addresses by  Jamie Perret from Brigham Young University and Patti Frazier Lock from St. Lawerence University; Dash Young-Saver from Skew the Script; Maria Tackett from Duke University and a CAUSE Research Keynote by Rolf Biehler from Paderborn University.

There will also be thirty-minute or seventy breakout sessions, online pre-conference workshops, birds of feather sessions, virtual poster and beyond sessions, and reading groups.

We are calling for proposals for sessions focusing on these four tracks.

Moving Forward Tracks:
•    Moving Forward - What’s Next in Technology?
•    Moving Forward - What’s Next in Pedagogy
•    Moving Forward - What’s Next in Content?
•    Past, Present, and Future of Statistics/Data Science

This conference strives to drive the conversation on where the discipline of statistics and data science education is going.

In addition to the online content, there will also be regional face-to-face meetings to encourage discussion in local statistics and data science education communities.

If you are interested in conducting a regional conference, please get in touch with Dennis Pearl at dkp13@psu.edu about your interest by November 1^st.

Deadlines for breakout sessions,

• Workshops, breakout sessions, and reading group proposals are due December 30^th.
• Stats + Stories Lesson Plan Contest is due January 1^st.
• Posters and Beyond submitted before January 28^th will receive feedback from organizers.
• Birds of a Feather proposals are due February 28^th.
• Posters submitted between January 28^th and March 10^th will be considered for selection but will not receive feedback.

Please see the website (https://causeweb.org/cause/ecots/ecots22/) for more information, or email me if you have any questions, Megan Mocko (Megan.Mocko@warrington.ufl.edu ).

I wish everyone a good rest of your term.

Best Regards,

Megan Mocko

  Megan Mocko
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  Information Systems and Operations Management

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