We're not just a conference anymore
The SAS Global Users Group Executive Board is pleased to announce sasCommunity.org, a collaborative online SAS community for SAS users worldwide. www.sasCommunity.org is the single entry point that any SAS user world-wide can go to in order to find any and all resources that might be of value to them in their use of SAS software and its related technologies.
Conference Proceedings Available Online
The conference Proceedings are now available from the Online Proceedings homepage. The CD-Rom version of the Proceedings should reach attendees by early June
Best Contributed Paper Awards
If you missed the announcements during the Closing Session, you may not have heard which papers won awards. Well, here's the list of winners.
The SAS Student Ambassador Program
The program recognizes and supports student researchers who use SAS in innovative ways to benefit their respective industries and fields of study.The competition also seeks to raise awareness of the importance of analytical technology expertise in today's workplace. As SAS Student Ambassadors, honorees had the opportunity to present their research at the SAS Global Forum conference.
The 2007 SAS Student Ambassadors were:
Paul Martino, RIT/NTID Department of Research & Teacher Education, Rochester, New YorkPaper 091-2007 Graphing Longitudinal Data: Deaf Children in the "Children of the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth"
Dimitri Shvorob, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee
Paper 003-2007
I Want It All - Recovering Variable Labels When Importing Data from Microsoft Access
Michael Sobczak, University of Illinois - UrbanaChampaign,
Champaign, Illinois
Paper 180-2007
Attitudes Toward Immigrants and Immigration in the United States
Toward a Structural Approach
Pedro A. Torres, University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüuez, Puerto Rico
Paper 182-2007
Marginal Interpretation of Subject-Specific Curves: Logistic-Normal
Regression
Hamed Zahedi, University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky
Paper 079-2007
Data Mining Physician Decisions for MRSA
Honorable Mention:
Julius Atashili, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, North CarolinaPaper 032-2007 - A SASŪ Macro for Automating the 'Change-In-Estimate' Strategy for Assessing Confounding
Mussie Tesfamicael, University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky
Paper 083-2007 -
Dataminning to Investigate the Prescribing of Medications
Longitudinally
Giovanni Melo Carvalho Viglioni, Instituto Militar de Engenharia, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
Paper 161-2007 -
Methodology for Railway Demand Forecasting Using Data Mining
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