The Undergraduate Statistics Study Program, Department of Mathematics Education, FMIPA UNY held a Guest Lecture with the theme "Statistics and Data Science Collaboration Skills", this activity was carried out offline in Meeting Room 2 FMIPA UNY on Tuesday, 10 October 2023. Main speaker at the guest lecture this is Assoc. Prof. Dr. Eric Alan Vance from the Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Colorado Boulder USA. This activity was attended by students of the 2023, 2022 and 2021 FMIPA UNY Undergraduate Statistics Study Program. This activity was also attended by lecturers from the Department of Mathematics Education, FMIPA UNY.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Eric Alan Vance delivered material entitled "Developing Framework for Teaching and Learning Collaboration in Statistics and Data Science". Collaboration requires several main components, including Attitude, Structure, Content, Communication, and Relationship (ASCCR). Attitude is the attitude required by a statistician during collaboration. The structure in collaborating has several stages, namely Prepare, Open, Work, End, and Reflect (POWER) or in Indonesian Prepare, Begin, Work, End and Reflect (SABAR). Content in a statistics or data science project has three components, namely qualitative, quantitative and qualitative. These components have an order, namely beginning, middle and end. Communication is a skill that statistics require in collaborating, the skills needed include the ability to express opinions, understand each other, and explain solutions to the problems they want to solve. Relationship is a person's ability to maintain good relationships with a team when collaborating.