CAMPUS-WIDE TEACHING:

In addition to offering MS and PhD in Biostatistics, and Masters and Certificate in Clinical and Translational Science, the Department is also active in teaching biostatistics-related courses for other Schools and Departments at GRU. The following is the list of courses that are open to students with appropriate prerequisites:

• STAT 4020 - Statistics and Research Methodology (3 CR)
• STAT 6300 - Introduction to Epidemiology and Biostatistics (3 CR)
• STAT 7010 - Biostatistics I (3 CR)
• STAT 7020 - Biostatistics II (3 CR)
• STAT 7070 - Biomedical Statistics (3 CR)
• STAT 7060 - Research Design and Statistics (1 CR)
• STAT 8110 - Introduction to Biostatistics (3 CR)
• STAT 8130 - Introduction to Epidemiology (3 CR)
• STAT 8240 - Introduction to Clinical Trials (3 CR)
• STAT 8260 - Design and Analysis of Observational Studies (3 CR)
• STAT 8270 - Categorical Data Analysis (3 CR)
• STAT 8350 – Epidemic Modeling (3 CR)
• STAT 8360 – Systematic Reviews (3 CR)
• STAT 8370 – Intermediate Epidemiology (3 CR)
• STAT 8390 – Seminar in Clinical and Translational Science (1 CR)

MENTORING:

The Department faculty members are actively involved in mentoring graduate students, residents, fellows and junior faculty on campus. Mentoring activities include:

• Serving as co-mentors for students in the Masters and Certificate programs in Clinical and Translational Science
• Serving in the Masters and Doctoral committees for students in other programs
• Participating in career development programs such as K awards and other intramural and extramural mechanisms for fellows and junior faculty
• Helping them with biostatistical support on their projects
• Participating in journal clubs and other research forums
• Offering seminars and tutorials to small groups on request