Aug 10, 2021
College of Economics Associate Professor Sakuramoto’s seminar team represents Japan at International Statistical Literacy Project’s Poster Competition 2020-2021
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College of Economics Associate Professor Takeshi Sakuramoto’s seminar team participated in the International Statistical Literacy Project (ISLP)’s Poster Competition 2020-2021, held July 11-16, 2021, as the representative of Japan.
The Japan Statistical Society’s Special Committee of Statistical Education, which carried out the domestic screening for the competition, selected Sakuramoto’s seminar team of three third-year students -- Kotaro Bito, Riku Tsuchiya and Hikari Kobayashi -- as the Japan team.
The competition was initially scheduled to take place in The Hague, the Netherlands, as a presentation contest to coincide with the International Statistical Institute’s World Statistics Congress 2021. Instead, the ISLP Poster Competition website exhibited the participating posters on July 11-16. The judges evaluated them and reported the results to the respective countries.
The ISLP operates under the International Association for Statistical Education.
The competition was initially scheduled to take place in The Hague, the Netherlands, as a presentation contest to coincide with the International Statistical Institute’s World Statistics Congress 2021. Instead, the ISLP Poster Competition website exhibited the participating posters on July 11-16. The judges evaluated them and reported the results to the respective countries.
The ISLP operates under the International Association for Statistical Education.
From the left, Associate Professor Takeshi Sakuramoto, Kotaro Bito, Riku Tsuchiya and Hikari Kobayashi with Professor Yan Chengnan, right, acting dean of College of Economics, at the dean’s office.