The Survey Research Methods Section proceedings from the 2020 Joint Statistical Meetings are now available.

In addition to requesting webinar suggestions, SRMS announces it provides JSM Proceedings going back to 1958 .

The SRMS stayed busy during a pandemic-altered year.

The Survey Research Methods Section is sponsoring student travel awards and student paper awards for JSM 2021. Apply by December 18.

The Social Statistics Section, Government Statistics Section, and Survey Research Methods Section announce a competition for student and post-graduate papers.

The Survey Research Methods Section had a successful virtual business meeting during JSM on August 5, when they discussed future plans and congratulated the five SRMS members who are among the newest ASA Fellows—Rebecca R. Andridge, Laura Lee Johnson, Rochelle W. Martinez, Matthias Schonlau, and Zhengyuan Zhu—as well as the Washington Statistical Society Student Travel Award winner, Aaron Williams of Georgetown.

Learn more about respondent-driven sampling (RDS) in a webinar this September. RDS is a link-tracing network sampling method used to sample hard-to-reach human populations.

The Joint Statistical Meetings—taking place August 2–6—will be a virtual conference this year, and the Survey Research Methods Section has many sessions for you to attend from your home (or office).

Members of the Survey Research Methods Section congratulate winners of the 2020 Student Paper Awards and 2020 Student Travel Awards.

The Survey Research Methods Section proceedings from the 2019 Joint Statistical Meetings in Denver are available on the section’s website.