We'll be doing the Playroom all summer, Wed and Thu afternoons from 12-5 in 707 International Affairs Bldg. The rough schedule is: statistics on Wednesdays, political science on Thursdays, but you can come by either day on either topic; people will be coming in and out, working on things, and meeting in small groups. Each Wed 2pm we're having our weekly meeting on multilevel modeling, causal inference, and missing data with Jennifer (and others), and each Thurs 2pm we're having our weekly meeting on social networks and political polarization with Tian, Tom, and Julien (and others).
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