Joan Durso
Research Scientist

Joan Combs Durso, Ph.D. 
Coordinator, Undergraduate Training, Research, and Development
Dept. of Statistical Science

Office Hours

StatSci Departmental advisees: During shopping cart season, I will be holding group advising sessions for StatSci Minors and Second Majors in our department for whom I am the designated departmental advisor. 

Zoom link is here: https://duke.zoom.us/j/91008219571

Tuesday, March 28th  5:30 - 6:30pmJoan
Wednesday, March 29th 5:00 - 6:30pm
Friday, March 31st       9:30 - 10:30am
Monday, April 3rd        4:00 - 6:00pm
Tuesday, April 4th       6:00 - 7:30pm
Wednesday, April 4th  8:00 - 9:30am *particularly for students currently on study away
Wednesday, April 5th  5:00 - 7:00pm 

General StatSci program questions should always go via email to dus@stat.duke.edu. The DUS and I both see them there and will get an answer to you or set up a meeting. 

College Advisees: I'll send you information separately about when we should meet.

After shopping cart/registration season, I replace most scheduled hours with flexible Zoom or in person appointment availability via Calendly bookings.  I am available for part of almost every day except Thursdays, most weeks.  Sign up here for a 20-minute or longer session: calendly.com/joan-combs-durso. There are also options for 30- or 45-minute sessions  and for phd students or post-docs who want to discuss mentoring. Meetings for planning a major in StatSci take at least 30 minutes. 

Otherwise, for non-registration issues, please reach out via email to dus@stat.duke.edu to let me know possible times and how I can help.   
 In your email, include your availability at several times and your questions/topic to discuss. I'll reply or send a calendar invite to confirm.  If you want resume feedback, include the resume in your email and plan for a 30 minute session.

My regular online meetings will be in Zoom at https://duke.zoom.us/j/9196841193.

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