NPSMA Best Practices Workshop
October 13-15, 2011
Hosted by Buffalo State College
Sheraton At The Falls Hotel
Niagara Falls, NY
"Creating Tomorrow's Mathematics Professionals"
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Data Mining in Consumer Lending: Skills, Software and Implementation
Teresa Eller, Consumer Credit Risk, M & T Bank, Buffalo, NY
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Blending Knowledge, Skills and Experience in a Professional Science Master’s Program
Paul Eloe, Professor of Mathematics, University of Dayton
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Developing PSM Internships, "Plus" Courses, and Online Curriculum
David King, Dean, Graduate Studies and Research, State University of New York – Oswego
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PSM in Industrial Mathematics: The Northern Iowa Experience
Syed Kirmani, Professor of Mathematics, University of Northern Iowa
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Preparing Students for the Future of Analytics
Aric LaBarr, Teaching Assistant, Professor of Statistics, Institute for Advanced Analytics, North Carolina State University
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Project Management Skills for Math and Science Professionals
Lorena Mathien, Coordinator, Professional Master of Science Program, Buffalo State College
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Preparing Academic Scientists for Careers in Industry
Randall Ribaudo, President & CEO, Human Workflows, LLC
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Professional Skills for Mathematicians: Courses and Internships
Sangya Varma, Curriculum Coordinator, PSM Program, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
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Technology, Data, Analytics: New Possibilities in our Lives
Lilian Wu, Program Executive, Global University Programs, IBM
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