I'll be speaking on Red State, Blue State on Mon 12 Jan at the Medical University of South Carolina, Dept of Biostatistics, Bioinformatics, and Epidemiology. The location is Cannon Place, room 301, and the time is noon.
In case you happen to be in Charleston, South Carolina
Categories:
1 Comment
Leave a comment
For more info on our research:
Blogroll
Statistics:
Visualization:
Cognitive and Behavioral Science:
- Decision Science News
- British Psychological Society Research Digest
- Seth Roberts [experimental psychology]
Social and Political Science:
- Monthly Labor Review Precis
- Marginal Revolution [economics]
- Language Log
- Social Science Statistics
- The Monkey Cage [political science]
- The Baby Name Wizard
- Comparative Political Economy at Columbia
- Vox EU
Machine Learning:
Cultural:
Pages
Research supported by the National Science Foundation
National Institutes of Health
Yahoo Research
Search
Recent Comments
- Vincent C. Fulco: Dear Professor- If you have the time, check out some read more
Recent Entries
- Urban Obama
- Default prior distributions for logistic regression coefficients
- Multicolor text in R
- Interesting finding, but don't jump the gun on your interpretations
- Is it something I said?
- What do Americans think of gay rights?
- Influence Without Reason: How Religious Identity and Emotion Shape Catholics' Social Conservatism
- Lessons from the 2008 election
- County-by-county vote swings are more uniform than they used to be
- Is it "weird" for a modern state to have only one language?
- Annals of Spam
- "Can economists be trusted?"
- Persistence of regional economic disparities
- Sophisticated data analysis for get-out-the-vote efforts
- Fiction and reality
- The The BCS sucks: Don't believe me, believe Bill James quoting Hal Stern
- Rationality of voting
- "Real men keep p values to themselves"
- State-by-state vote swings are more uniform than they used to be
- "Braiding": Intellectual history, introductions, and malapropisms
Categories
- Administrative (13)
- Art (26)
- Bayesian Statistics (202)
- Causal Inference (61)
- Decision Theory (128)
- Economics (126)
- Literature (96)
- Miscellaneous Science (86)
- Miscellaneous Statistics (346)
- Multilevel Modeling (152)
- Political Science (497)
- Public Health (104)
- Sociology (202)
- Sports (9)
- Statistical computing (99)
- Statistical graphics (99)
- Teaching (110)


Dear Professor- If you have the time, check out some authentic Southern food at Jestine's Kitchen. Only a couple of blocks away and not to be missed. On of my favs when I visit the city and worth the wait if there is a line.
http://charleston.citysearch.com/profile/9139468/
Best Regards, Vince