Hockey-Graphs Mentorship Program

Asmae Toumi, Editor-in-Chief
atoumi.cu@gmail.com


Hockey-Graphs
Mentorship Program

 

Overview

Inspired by Python’s Core Mentorship Program, we believe the best way to increase diversity in the hockey analytics community is to connect experienced and dedicated mentors with interested beginners. The aim of the Hockey-Graphs Mentorship Program (HMP) is to inspire people from various backgrounds, especially underrepresented persons, to contribute to the flourishing hockey analytics community.

This is where HMP mentors come in. Mentors will provide beginners with the support, guidance, and encouragement they need to 1) learn about statistics/analytics and 2) use that knowledge to answer questions pertaining to hockey. In addition to 1-on-1 mentoring, mentees will be given a tailored guide with additional resources to strengthen their knowledge and skills. Mentees will also receive priority access to various HMP-sponsored workshops and social events hosted at major hockey analytics conferences.

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Hockey Talk: Why Analytics Departments May Be Misused

Hockey Talk is a regular series where you will get to view the dialogue among a few Hockey-Graphs contributors on a particular subject, with some fun tangents.

This week we had a spontaneous discussion on black box data and why analytics departments may be misused.

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Sunday Notes: September 13, 2015

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“Math lecture at TKK” by Tungsten – photo taken by Tungsten. Licensed under Public Domain via Commons.

Welcome to Sunday Notes, where we try to rehash important developments occurring on Hockey Graphs and elsewhere in the CORSI twitter league in less than 500 words. I’m sorry if we forgot about your post, or misconstrued what you said. We don’t care. Don’t @ us. Just do better next time. – Asmaen

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