Transcript CISER-r_a.pptx

Dave Brown, Nairanjana Dasgupta, Marc Evans, Todd Coffey, Tim
Neumann
 Meeting
WSU needs
 Administrative
 Relationships
 Funding
with existing centers
Structure
 Benefits
 Future
Structure
Plans
C
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S
E
R
Center
INTERDISCIPLINARY
Statistical
Education
Research
Collaborative
Research
proposals
expertise
directory
seminars
professional
development
Community
projects
publications
CISER
workshops
statistics
course
reviews
graduate
training
short courses
engaged
learning
Education
CISER Organizational Chart
Leader
Affiliated
Faculty
Assoc. Leader
Statistician
Tim Neumann
Program Coord.
Curriculum
Committee
Statistician
Grad. Assts.
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Center proposal routing through Faculty Senate committees
Nairanjana Dasgupta (Jan) identified as Leader
Tim Neumann, Program Manager, started in March
Todd Coffey, Clinical Asst. Professor, began in Sept, will
take on the role of Associate Leader when CISER is
approved.
Topical
facilities|staff
programs
CEREO
SWWRC
environment
water
collaborative
research
cyberscience
CSDC
facilities|staff
expertise
statistics
CISER
WA State
service
surveys
expertise
Methodological
SESRC
Annual Membership Subscriptions
Schools
Depts.
P.I.s
grant
support
CISER
funding
short
courses
CAHNRS
Provost
VPR
Core Support
CAS
 Subscriptions
depend upon the size/needs of units
 Incentive for other colleges to “buy in”
Estimated Annual Subscription Fees
Collaborative
Dept.
Research
School
CAS/CAHNRS
Others
$3,000
proposals$1,500
projects
$15,000
publications
$10,000
expertise
directory
seminars
professional
development
Community
CISER
workshops
statistics
course
reviews
PI Group
graduate
training
$500
$3,000
short courses
Education
 Interdisciplinary,
collaborative research through
CISER-facilitated projects and proposals
 Expand
statistical toolkit through interaction with
CISER statisticians, Affiliated Faculty, and speakers
 Compensation
 Professional
for short course delivery
development opportunities supported by
discretionary CISER funds
 Access
to professional statisticians for researchrelevant statistical learning
 Academic/professional
 Short
development for CISER RAs
courses for targeted training
 CISER-facilitated
internships
 Institution-wide
 Improved
coordination of statistics courses
graduate student training in statistics
 More
competitive grant proposals resulting in
greater extramural research funding
 More
and higher quality publications
 Optimize
existing statistical expertise
 Hire
one more clinical statistician to aid in engaged
learning
 Hire CISER RAs
(subscription funds)
 Interdisciplinary
 Liaise
grant proposals
with industry, develop internship opportunities
 Suggestions?
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