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Technical Trainer/SAS Enterprise Guide Curriculum Manager
I’m Stacey Syphus, and I have been an instructor for SAS for 10 years. I teach our programming courses, but my major focus area is overseeing our SAS Enterprise Guide curriculum. I received my M.S. from Brigham Young University and prior to my life here at SAS, I worked as a statistician at Intel. I quickly came to love using SAS as I saw firsthand how the software could be used to solve some really interesting and diverse problems. My most favorite project involved doing research for the USA men’s national volleyball team. My task was to analyze their data to suggest what skills were best to focus on in practice. So I’d like to take a little credit for their Olympic gold medal! I currently live in Roseville, CA with my husband and three children.
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