DataFest 2024 @ Siena | March 15-17, 2024
Over 40 hours of work
20 participants (6 teams)
1 Freshman, 9 Sophomore, 7 Junior, 3 Senior
15 different majors/minors: Actuarial Science, Applied Data Science, Applied Mathematics, Applied Physics, Business Analytics, Computer Science, Data Science, Economics, Environmental Science, Mathematics, Peace Studies, Physics, Psychology, Software Development, Strategic Human Resource Development
12 consultants from industry and academia
Seven workshops prior to DataFest
More than 40 participants
R, Python, SPSS, MATLAB, JMP, Exel, Tableau
Best Everything Award – Use of External Data + Visualization + Insight
Team Cool Aidan Clancy, Saul Garcia, Jeremy Siji
Best Insight Award
KML Manoela Bronger Chaves Barcellos, Laia Giralt, Jardina Gomez, Kailey Keegan
Best Visualization Award
Avocados Sean Donnelly, Jasper Paez
DataFest 2023 @ Siena | March 24-26, 2023
Over 40 hours of work
32 participants (9 teams) – 10 consultants
6 Freshman, 9 Sophomore, 9 Junior, 7 Senior, 1 nonmatriculated
17 different majors/minors: Accounting, Actuarial Science, Applied Data Science, Applied Mathematics, Applied Physics, Astrophysics, Biology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Computer Science, Data Science, Economics, History, Management, Mathematics, Physics, and Psychology
Best Visualization Award
Schrödinger’s cats? Michael Cammarere, Kristina Gatto, Gabriella Tamayo, Michael DeLouker, Coby Stuart
Best Insight Award
We R Excel-lent Lisa Travis, Emily Brooks, Joseph Schnur
Best Use of External Data Award
Outliers Rebekkah Clauson, Cemile Tosun, Kailey Keegan, Maryn Casey
Reaching for the Gusto Award
Team Kitty (Back for revenge) Josephine Swann , Vincenzo Morina , Ethan Jones, Christopher Pezzella, Faith Hewitt
Best Presentation Award
Skewed in the Right Direction Jack Farrell, Katherine McCarthy, Anna Morelli, Sydney DeLeonardis, Gabrielle Constantino
Most Fruitful Suggestions Award
The Number Ninjas Daniel Westgate, Cloud Deng, Wafeeq Khan
DataFest 2022 @ Siena | April 1-3, 2022
Over 40 hours of work
29 participants (7 teams) – 8 Consultants
6 Freshman, 4 Sophomore, 8 Junior, 11 Senior
15 different majors from 3 schools: Accounting, Actuarial Science, Applied Data Science, Applied Mathematics, Applied Physics, Astrophysics, Biology, Biochemistry, Computer Science, Data Science, Economy, Finance, Mathematics, Physics, and Psychology
Best Insight Award
Ligma – Michael Coppola, Edward Wilhelm, Jacob Pelton, Jordan Epp
Best Visualization Award
The Abnormal Distributions – Michael Kane, Anna Morelli, Chanuntorn Pumpo, Jesus Vaca, William Wood
Best Use of Statistical Analysis Award
Schrödinger’s cats? – Michael Cammarere, Michael DeLouker, Coby Stuart, Gabriella Tamayo
The Algorithms – Molly Bogardus, Natalie Demitraszek, Jack Farrell, Katherine McCarthy
Best Aiming High Award
SenPy – Cloud Deng, Michael Frutschy, Michael Karner
Best Knowing What You Don’t Know Award
Team Kitty – Jeffrey Cheng, Christopher Pezzella, Jeremy Siji, Josie Swann
Best Plan Award
Naive Decisions – Ammar Malik, Nour Mihamou