Documenting and evaluating Data Science contributions in academic promotion in Departments of Statistics and Biostatistics

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RT @fperez_org: Help - I'm looking for literature re. academic hiring and promotion in data science, esp. regarding "non traditional" contr…
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RT @fperez_org: Help - I'm looking for literature re. academic hiring and promotion in data science, esp. regarding "non traditional" contr…
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RT @fperez_org: Help - I'm looking for literature re. academic hiring and promotion in data science, esp. regarding "non traditional" contr…
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RT @fperez_org: Help - I'm looking for literature re. academic hiring and promotion in data science, esp. regarding "non traditional" contr…
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2399 days ago
RT @fperez_org: Help - I'm looking for literature re. academic hiring and promotion in data science, esp. regarding "non traditional" contr…
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Help - I'm looking for literature re. academic hiring and promotion in data science, esp. regarding "non traditional" contributions (code, data, collaborative projects, ...). Blogs ok, not necessarily papers. This is one example: https://t.co/qAVI6h2fLQ, others?
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RT @hadleywickham: @kearneymw You might find https://t.co/uTKimfkIBr helpful
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RT @hadleywickham: @kearneymw You might find https://t.co/uTKimfkIBr helpful
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@StatStas @kwbroman @askdrstats This piece by Lance Waller is relevant, even though aimed at stat/biostat depts: https://t.co/5cD7XmuUak
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RT @hadleywickham: @kearneymw You might find https://t.co/uTKimfkIBr helpful
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@kearneymw You might find https://t.co/uTKimfkIBr helpful
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2473 days ago
@thosjleeper @kylehamilton @jepusto Did you see Lance Waller’s paper in Am Stat? https://t.co/Hc8Gz0Grtz
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@kearneymw @chrisprener @kyle_e_walker @thosjleeper @JennyBryan @AmeliaMN My process is a bit different than yours (not tenure track) but I think, yes, you should mention those (paper for
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RT @LucyStats: "Academics tend to like warm feet, but they don’t appreciate who makes their socks." - @hadleywickham
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RT @LucyStats: "Academics tend to like warm feet, but they don’t appreciate who makes their socks." - @hadleywickham
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RT @LucyStats: "Academics tend to like warm feet, but they don’t appreciate who makes their socks." - @hadleywickham
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RT @LucyStats: "Academics tend to like warm feet, but they don’t appreciate who makes their socks." - @hadleywickham
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RT @LucyStats: "Academics tend to like warm feet, but they don’t appreciate who makes their socks." - @hadleywickham
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RT @LucyStats: "Academics tend to like warm feet, but they don’t appreciate who makes their socks." - @hadleywickham
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RT @LucyStats: "Academics tend to like warm feet, but they don’t appreciate who makes their socks." - @hadleywickham
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RT @LucyStats: "Academics tend to like warm feet, but they don’t appreciate who makes their socks." - @hadleywickham
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RT @LucyStats: "Academics tend to like warm feet, but they don’t appreciate who makes their socks." - @hadleywickham
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RT @LucyStats: "Academics tend to like warm feet, but they don’t appreciate who makes their socks." - @hadleywickham
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RT @LucyStats: "Academics tend to like warm feet, but they don’t appreciate who makes their socks." - @hadleywickham
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RT @LucyStats: "Academics tend to like warm feet, but they don’t appreciate who makes their socks." - @hadleywickham
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