Structured for Survival: The System That Keeps Me Sane at the IAA 

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The IAA can feel like a firehose. The pace is fast, the expectations are high, and the deadlines rarely wait. The only reason I’m not drowning is that I trained for this kind of pressure for years as a Division I athlete. Swimming taught me discipline, efficiency, and resilience under Continue reading Structured for Survival: The System That Keeps Me Sane at the IAA 

Service and Community at the IAA

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As someone who has been volunteering since high school (through United Way, World Relief Durham, and the Refugee Support Center in Carrboro), I have always valued the way service connects people. When I joined the Institute for Advanced Analytics, I was excited to learn about the IAA’s volunteer committee and Continue reading Service and Community at the IAA

Color Me … Confused.

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Would you believe me if I told you that some people can’t tell these images apart? It’s me. I’m one of those people. I can tell that the tritanopic image is quite different, and the protanopic image’s top light looks weird, but the normal and deuteranopic images look very similar Continue reading Color Me … Confused.

A Student’s Guide to Fraud Analytics Careers: An Interview With Justin De La Rosa

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When most people think about jobs in finance, they picture investment banking, accounting, or maybe consulting. Fraud analytics is usually not the first thing to come to mind. But after talking to Justin De La Rosa, and alumni from our graduate program, it is clear that this is one of Continue reading A Student’s Guide to Fraud Analytics Careers: An Interview With Justin De La Rosa