Virtual conference planning: We'd like YOUR input!
The 2022 StatFest Planning Committee is seeking student input on the best days of the week and times to host a virtual conference around the third week of September. We would greatly appreciate the input of *any current undergraduate students* so we can plan an event that works for students!

Participants will be entered to win a $50 Visa Gift Card.

The winner of the gift card will be selected from those who complete the survey by 11:59am on Monday, March 13. The winner will be notified on Tuesday, March 15.

The survey below should take only 1 to 5 minutes of your time.
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Regardless of your interest in StatFest, please answer the questions below about the possible days and times of a virtual conference (likely sometime between September 15 and September 22).
Which conference formats would you be most likely to attend? Please rank the following options from 1 (most likely) to 3 (least likely). *
1 (MOST likely)
2
3 (LEAST likely)
2 days, about 4 hours each day
1 day, about 4-5 hours
4 or 5 days, about 1 hour each day
Which days and time windows (part or whole) would you likely attend a virtual conference? Check all that apply.
9–11am ET
11am–1pm ET
1pm–3pm ET
3pm–5pm ET
5pm–7pm ET
7pm–9pm ET
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
What form(s) of communication would you most likely check or prefer for updates leading up to or during an event?
Any additional comments or suggestions? Feel free to elaborate on your earlier responses here.
If you would like to be entered into the drawing for a $50 Visa gift card and/or get plugged in with the ASA Committee on Minorities in Statistics, please provide your full name and a valid email address below.
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About StatFest
StatFest is a conference that aims to encourage undergraduate students from historically marginalized groups to consider careers and graduate studies in the statistical sciences (statistics, data science, biostatistics, etc.). It is sponsored by the American Statistical Association and organized by the Committee on Minorities in Statistics (CoMiS) and additional volunteers.

The conference typically includes includes presentations and panels from established professionals, academic leaders, and current graduate students that help attendees understand the opportunities and routes for success in the field. Students also get the opportunity to connect with other students, professionals, and representatives from graduate programs, employers, and internships to build their network.

You can learn more about our most recent StatFest event and find links to other CoMiS initiatives here: https://community.amstat.org/cmis/events/statfest/statfest-2021
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