Department: Knight Campus Graduate Internship Program
FTE: 0.49
Terms: Fall
Academic Year: 2022-23
Duties:
9/27/22 – 12/2/22
TR 9 AM – 11 AM
Advanced Biostatistics for Omics data
Computation Methods in Genomic Analysis is a statistics course focused on the application of statistical tests and methods on biological and omics data. Students learn how to visualize and summarize data in R as well as applying statistical models and tests. Basic statistical approaches discussed include randomization tests, ANOVA and linear models, generalized linear models, and variable selection. An emphasis is placed on determining appropriate methods based on data characteristics and interpretation of results.
GEs will be responsible for attending class daily, assisting students in-class with problem sets, grading problem sets/quizzes, and hosting 1-2 office hours outside of class time per week. For their assigned Journal Club weeks, GEs will be responsible for reading the assigned journal club paper(s) for the week, helping to facilitate discussion, and grading summaries (ES).
Preferred Qualifications:
- R programming experience
- Experience applying statistical models and tests in R
- Demonstrated excellence in communication and interpersonal skills
- Research experience in biology or related field
- Coursework in statistics, molecular biology, genetics, or related field
Application Procedure:
Submit:
- A cover letter outlining your qualifications, relevant work experience, etc.
- Resume
- Relevant courses completed and grades received (unofficial copies of transcripts are acceptable)
- Contact information for at least two people who can comment on your skills or promise as a GE
Please submit all application materials to Lisa Bramer via email, with subject line “Fall 2022 Bi610 GE application”.
Application Email: lbramer@uoregon.edu
Deadline Date: Mon, 08/01/2022
Open Until Filled: Yes
Contact Information:
Jodi Myers
1505 Franklin Blvd
Eugene, Oregon 974036-4787