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VIEW THE JSM 2010 SLIDESHOW!

JSM by the Numbers

    686

    Sessions

      242

      Exhibitors

        1,174

        CE registrants

          5,403

          Total registrants (not including 262 guests and 242 exhibitors)

            3,182

            ASA member registrants
            (not including 333 new members)

              594

              Nonmember registrants

                922

                Student registrants

                Many Honored at Presidential Address, Awards Ceremony

                Highlighting the ASA Presidential Address and Awards Ceremony during the Joint Statistical Meetings in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, were the announcement of the Founders Award winners and the official induction of 53 ASA Fellows. Congratulations to all.

                The Founders Award is given for extended, outstanding service to the statistics profession through a variety of leadership roles. As in prior years, the names of the winners remained a closely held secret until the ceremony. The 2010 Founders Award winners are Janet Buckingham, Dan Solomon, and George Williams.

                Founders

                Buckingham

                Buckingham


                Janet Buckingham
                Southwest Research Institute

                For extraordinary quality and quantity of involvement in ASA chapters, sections, and committees for more than 20 years; for collegial, diligent, and disciplined leadership of the Council of Sections Governing Board and the Section on Physical and Engineering Sciences; and for outstanding service to the San Antonio statistical community.

                Solomon

                Solomon


                Dan Solomon
                North Carolina State University

                For exemplary involvement in many ASA committees for more than 25 years; for strong support of ASA publications through lengthy service on the Committee on Publications and on the Board of Directors Electronic Communications Committee; for superb leadership of the Council of Sections Governing Board; and for his central role in launching the ASA’s development program.

                Williams

                Williams


                George Williams
                Amgen Inc.

                For his active role in ASA chapters, sections, and committees for more than 30 years; for his leadership as a vice president of the ASA; for service on the Executive Director Search Committee on two occasions, including once as chair; for dedicated leadership of the Council of Sections Governing Board; and for tireless promotion of partnerships as chair of the SPAIG Committee.

                Fellows

                Each year, ASA Fellows are nominated by the membership and selected by the ASA Fellows Committee, chaired this year by Cynthia Clark. The number of Fellows named is limited to no more than one-third of 1% of the active ASA member total. Fifty-three ASA Fellows were inducted this year. “These 53 individuals—who represent academia, government, and industry—have made outstanding contributions to the statistics profession,” said Sastry Pantula, ASA president. “They have been selected by their peers in recognition of their extraordinary achievements, and we are proud and happy to recognize them as Fellows of the ASA.” The 53 new Fellows are listed below.

                  Paul D. Allison
                  Dhammika Amaratunga
                  Carol Joyce Blumberg
                  James J. Colaianne
                  Brent Coull
                  Robert C. delMas
                  Sandrine Dudoit
                  Eleanor Feingold
                  Subhashis Ghoshal
                  Susan G. Groshen
                  Wensheng Guo
                  Sudhir Gupta
                  Amy H. Herring
                  Joan F. Hilton
                  Ming-Xiu Hu
                  Hsien-Ming James Hung
                  Telba Z. Irony
                  Daniel R. Jeske
                  Andrew Booth Lawson
                  Emmanuel M.E.H. Lesaffre
                  Virginia M. Lesser
                  Richard A. Levine
                  Gang Li
                  Tapabrata Maiti
                  Adam T. Martinsek
                  George Michailidis
                  John F. Monahan
                  Motomi Mori
                  Christopher H. Morrell
                  Jeri Metzger Mulrow
                  Paul Ross Murrell
                  Dayanand N. Naik
                  Nagaraj K. Neerchal
                  George Ostrouchov
                  Omer Ozturk
                  J. Lynn Palmer
                  Wei Pan
                  Sung Hyan Park
                  Moshe Pollak
                  John S. Preisser
                  Annie Peiyong Qu
                  Fabrizio Ruggeri
                  Estelle Russek-Cohen
                  Carolyn M. Rutter
                  Bruno Sanso
                  Nora Cate Schaeffer
                  Christopher H. Schmid
                  Nagambal D. Shah
                  Yu Shyr
                  Brian L. Wiens
                  Rongling Wu
                  Laura Zayatz
                  Haibo Zhou
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