The San Francisco Bay Area Chapter held its holiday celebration at San Jose State University. Keynote speakers James Zou, Jian Dai, and Viji Krishnamurthy—along with panelist Haiyan Huang—shared their insights into the transformative effect of large language models such as ChatGPT.

The goal of the program is to provide students with mentoring from chapter officers and volunteers during student-designed projects.

For the third year, the ASA’s Bay Area Chapter (SFASA) hosted its K–12 student summer project program, which brings together students to design projects under the mentorship of SFASA officers and volunteers.

The San Francisco Bay Area Chapter (SFASA) hosted a three-hour virtual celebration December 4, 2020: A Positive Outlook During the COVID Era: How Statistics Could Contribute to a Better 2021. More than 70 SFASA members attended.

The San Francisco Bay Area Chapter continued its K–12 student summer project program for the second year.

Nearly 100 ASA San Francisco Bay Area Chapter (SFASA) members gathered for an event that included keynote presentations, a panel discussion, sponsor presentations, and networking opportunities.

The Bay Area Biotech-Pharma Statistics Workshop provided statisticians, data scientists, and other colleagues with a venue to connect, learn, and grow.

The San Francisco Bay Area Chapter celebrated its 90th anniversary and presented a career development discussion panel December 8, 2018.

The San Francisco Bay Area Chapter invited a group of panelists to speak about career development for data scientists, statisticians, and students interested in the careers of data science, machine learning, business analytics, and biostatistics. Speakers came from diverse backgrounds and provided the audience with guidance on various perspectives.

The San Francisco Bay Area Chapter organized an initiative encouraging chapter volunteers to give a lecture about careers in statistics to AP Statistics students.