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Congratulations to our 2022 grads! We're so proud of you and can't wait to see where this next journey takes each and every one of you!
Congratulations to our newest Inductees!
April 29th, 2022Congratulations to our newest Inductees!
On Thursday, we had the chance to honor our juniors and seniors who were accepted to Mu Sigma Rho and Kappa Mu Epsilon, our Statistics and Mathematics Honors societies. We also recognized our students who have earned their joint SAS Specialization in Data Mining. Congratulations All!
Congratulations to Team Null Set!
April 25th, 2022Congratulations to Team Null Set!
Students (pictured from left to right: Julia Purdue '25, Nathan Hochberger '23, John Mancuso '23, Sam Pollack '23, and Jack Scaramucci '22 holding alumni mentor Matt Orsi '17) competed in the 2022 DataFest hosted by Stonehill College. They walked away with the runner-up award for Best Use of Outside Data!
You can learn more about DataFest here!
Jason Michaud '23 publishes research
November 22nd, 2021Jason Michaud '23 publishes research
Collaborating with faculty member, Dr. Gao Niu, Jason published his paper titled "Value Analysis and Prediction through Machine Learning Techniques for Popular Basketball Brand". It will appear in the new book Biomedical and Business Applications Using Artificial Neural Networks and Machine Learning. Jason also presented this research at Bryant's Board of Trustees Showcase (poster pictured).
Spotlight: Kaitlyn Fales '21
May 20th, 2021Spotlight: Kaitlyn Fales '21
An Honors Scholar and AMS major, Kaitlyn (pitcured with her thesis adviser Dr. Alicia Lamere) will be beginning a PhD program in Statistics at Penn State University in the Fall of 2021 where she received full fellowship support. There she plans to bridge her passions for Statistics and Political Science. She was named Student of the Year at a 4-year institution by the Northeast Regional Honors Council for her thesis work at Bryant, titled "Instrumental vs. Expressive: A Study of Voter Behavior Models Through the Lens of Identity in the 2016 Presidential Election." You can read more about Kaitlyn's experience at Bryant here!
Jonathan Huntley '21 and Kaitlyn Fales '21 take 3rd place at Analytics Without Borders
March 26th, 2021Jonathan Huntley '21 and Kaitlyn Fales '21 take 3rd place at Analytics Without Borders
The annual conference was hosted virtually by Bentley this year, with many students and faculty from Bryant taking part. Jonathan presented his thesis work “Under Pressure: A Case Study of the Effects of External Pressure on MLB Players using Twitter Sentiment Analysis” and Kaitlyn presented her thesis work “Instrumental vs. Expressive: A Study of Voter Behavior Models Through the Lens of Identity in the 2016 Presidential Election". You can learn more about the conference here!
Jonathan Ormsbee '18 and Faculty Win Literati Award
Jonathan Ormsbee '18 and Faculty Win Literati Award
November 20th, 2020
Jonathan Ormsbee '18 and faculty members Dr. Son Nguyen (pictured), Dr. Gao Niu, Dr. Alan Olinsky, Dr. John Quinn and Dr. Rick Smith received the Outstanding Author Contribution at the 2020 Emerald Literati Awards. You can learn more about their award winning research paper "Detecting non-injured passengers and drivers in car accidents: a new under-resampling method for imbalanced classification" here!
Matt Bonas '19 takes 5th place in poster competition
Matt Bonas '19 takes 5th place in poster competition
April 15th, 2019
Matthew Bonas '19 won 5th place in the best poster competition for his work on "Predicting Vehicle Damage Using Machine Learning Techniques" at the Northeast Decision Sciences Institute Conference. Matt is now pursuing his PhD in Applied and Computational Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Notre Dame
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