Nebraska Educational Psychology: Meet Paul

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Meet Paul Dizona, a University of Nebraska graduate student in educational psychology studying quantitative, qualitative and psychometric methods. http://cehs.unl.edu/edpsych/

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[00:00:03.437]If you get an assistantship,
[00:00:05.215]there's basically four different areas you could go into.
[00:00:07.929]I work in the MAP Academy.
[00:00:09.490]We work with many different clients.
[00:00:11.717]We help with writing grants and performing analyses.
[00:00:16.198]There's also the NEAR Center,
[00:00:17.408]which is more specific to professors and students
[00:00:20.548]and helping them with data analysis.
[00:00:22.904]There's Buros, which deals with testing
[00:00:25.631]and validity issues within testing.
[00:00:28.183]And then there is teaching.
[00:00:31.221]There's a lot of different paths that you can take.
[00:00:33.305]You can go into just consulting, and doing statistical work,
[00:00:37.964]and helping people doing analyses.
[00:00:40.608]Or you can go through a more academic line of work.
[00:00:44.639]All different types of businesses
[00:00:46.411]use statisticians and data analyses.
[00:00:50.198]I really like puzzles and more
[00:00:51.840]of a complex problem solved and thought through
[00:00:55.221]with some creative ideas and creative thinking.
[00:00:58.770]I'm part of the Student Association
[00:01:01.507]for the QQPM Program, and we typically'll
[00:01:04.362]get together two or three times a year.
[00:01:07.086]There's a lot of collaboration between students.
[00:01:09.140]You just get alotta support from a lot of different people,
[00:01:11.850]other students as professors as well.

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