JSM in Pictures
1 October 2009
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- Abera Wouhib presents the poster “Trends in the Prevalence of Selected Chronic Health Conditions Among U.S. Adults by Sociodemographic Characteristics.”
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- Alyson Wilson presents a talk on terrorist risk assessment.
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- From left: Ciprian Crainiceanu, Tatevik Zohrabyan (ASA Educational Ambassador), Raymond Carroll, and David Ruppert
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- Antony Unwin presents an introductory overview lecture titled “Before Your Very Eyes: Visually Unraveling the Mysteries of High-Dimensional Data.”
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- Brian Millen chairs the fostering diversity in statistics meeting.
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- From left: Necip Doganaksoy, Doug Zahn, Arnold Goodman, Janet Myhre, and David Hand get together for a group hug after presenting papers for the session Collaborative and Value-Creating Processes for Statistical Computing: Transforming Data Evidence into Successful Policies, Decisions, and Actions.
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- The audience listens up during the fostering diversity in statistics meeting.
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- From left: Philip Stark, Don Ylvisaker, Persi Diaconis, Lawrence Brown, Terry Speed, and Ani Adhikari at the memorial session for David Freedman
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- Kathleen Short presents “Cohabitation and Child Care in a Poverty Measure.”
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- From left: Robin, Patti, Dennis, Eric, and Kari Lock attend the Opening Mixer.
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- Karen Kafadar and Dick Deveaux enjoy the Long-Time Member Reception.
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- 2009 Roger Herriot award winner Lynda Carlson
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- Stat Bowl contestant Mandy Chiang is all smiles after answering a question.
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- The 75th president of the ASA, Margaret Martin, with the 88th president, J. Stuart Hunter
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- Christine Franklin (right) presents Michael Kutner with the Mu Sigma Rho award.
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- Katherine Halvorsen addresses K–12 teachers during Meeting Within a Meeting.
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- As part of his introductory overview lecture, Noel Cressie discusses spatial statistical thinking.
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- From left: Hal Stern, Fritz Scheuren, and Katherine Wallman mingle during the ASA president’s invited speaker reception.
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- From left: Alicia Carriquiry, Joanne Wendelberger, and W. Robert Stephenson represent Iowa State University and Los Alamos National Laboratory, winners of the SPAIG award.
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- Stat Bowl team winners Bard Barney (left) and Brian Hartman of Texas A&M with moderator Michael Anderson (center)
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