Political Science and
Statistics
and
NCSA
420 David Kinley Hall (DKH) MC-713
1407 W Gregory Dr
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Urbana, IL 61801
217/300-4330
[email protected]
I also retain affiliations with the Center for Political
Studies and Institute for
Social Research at the University of Michigan. And also with the Center for American Political
Studies at Harvard University.
I just started a blog for communication with some of my students. Currently it focuses on handouts and posts relevant to graduate students taking statistics courses with me.
PS531 - Linear Models and Statistical Inference ( Final Paper Guide )
PS300 - Future Politics (Science Fiction and Political, Social, and Economic Theory)
PS230 - Introduction to Statistics for Political Scientists
PS590 - Political Experiments: Design and Analysis (co-designed with Corrine McConnaughy ) an iTV course
PS531 - Linear Models and Statistical Inference ( Final Paper Guide )
PS300 - Future Politics (Science Fiction and Political, Social, and Economic Theory)
PS230 - Introduction to Statistics for Political Scientists
PS590 - Potential Outcomes, Matching, and Causal Inference an iTV course ( Final Paper Guide )
PS531 - Linear Models and Statistical Inference ( Final Paper Guide )
PS230 - Introduction to Statistics for Political Science Majors
PS300 - Future Politics (Science Fiction and Political, Social, and Economic Theory)
PS531 - Linear Models and Statistical Inference
PS230 - Introduction to Statistics
PS499 - Future Politics (Science Fiction and Political, Social, and Economic Theory)
PS532 - Quantitative Political Analysis II
PS590 - Potential Outcomes Inference an iTV course
PS688 - Applied Bayesian and Non-parametric Methods for Political Research
PS496 - Seminar on Political Participation
PS599 - Statistical Methods in Political Research
PS389 - Research Design and Data Analysis for Political Science
PS599 - Statistical Methods in Political Research
PS496 - Seminar on Political Participation
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