ASA members’ desire to get involved and make a difference for the statistics and data science communities was on full display during JSM 2022 in Washington, DC.

Middleton took on the role of chair of the LGBTQ+ Advocacy Committee in January and has been working to make the statistical community an inclusive environment for LGBTQ+ data scientists and statisticians.

ASA Director of Development Amanda Malloy shares answers to some of the most common questions surrounding charitable giving.

Mohamed Al Lawati, an ASA and Helen Walker Society member, recently committed to help fund programs that focus on cultivating future leaders in statistics and data science.

Amanda Malloy, the ASA’s director of development, shares an example of what the ASA is doing to inspire kids and improve statistics education by providing innovative resources to educators.

In times like these, many people are looking for less traditional ways to support their favorite charities to ensure they can continue to do their important work. The good news is there are many ways to donate to the ASA that can be advantageous for the donor.

Amanda Malloy, ASA director of development, is on a mission to understand what motivates ASA members.

Just under $233,000 was raised in 2018 for ASA programs and initiatives from more than 930 donors. Thank you for your support.

On the first ASA Giving Day, more than 230 members donated in excess of $50,000 to ASA programs; 85 of those members were first-time givers.

Throughout her journey, Lucy D’Agostino McGowan says the ASA community has been an asset for her, inspiring and shaping her as a student and now a postdoctoral fellow at Johns Hopkins.