Below is a list of GWU seminars/classes that you should go to (please edit and add as you see fit)

DNSC 397 - Summer - Contemporary Topics in Statistical Analysis (wirtz)

This course will focus on the special analytical approaches necessary to model time-to-event phenomena, examples of which include time until the next runup in the stock market, time until onset of a serious illness, time until purchase of your next automobile, time on the job market until finding employment, etc.  This is a topic which students are likely to actively encounter both in the course of their studies and following graduation.  The analytical approaches to be considered in this course are known variously as survival analysis, event history analysis, failure time analysis, and hazard modeling

DNSC 397 - Fall this year- Advanced Topics in Forecasting and  Times-Series Analysis (Soyer)

DNSC 397 - Fall next year- Bayesian Statistics (Soyer)

MGT 383-80

Title: Field Research in Organizational Settings

Course: CRN: 65969

Meets: Monday, 5:10-7:00 pm

Instructor: Phyllis Langton

DNSC 397-10  "Contemporary Topics in Statistical Analysis".  This

coming summer's offering is entitled "Logical and Empirical Bases for

Establishing Cause:  Mediation, Moderation, Confounding, and Suppression

Models" which (as the name implies) will focus on  the logical and empirical

underpinnings of contemporary approaches for building and testing causal

models, with particular emphasis on four commonly-encountered types of

causal models: mediator models, moderator models, confounding models and

suppressor models.  We will draw on these four basic types to build more

complex "causal chains", including (but not limited to) moderated mediation

models and mediated moderation models.  Among other topics, we will develop

the themes of Structural Equation Modeling and Path Analysis more fully than

is covered in DNSC 276. Philip Wirtz