The ASA Board of Directors recommends changing the ASA bylaws and constitution to give the treasurer voting rights on the executive committee.

The ASA Board of Directors held its final 2024 meeting, introducing new board members and discussing key initiatives such as updates to the strategic plan, new journals, and the success of ASA Giving Day.

Washington Post Climate Lab columnist Harry Stevens, ASA’s 2024 Excellence in Statistical Reporting Award honoree, offers advice for aspiring data journalists and discusses data visualization, AI’s impact, and his approach to climate journalism.

Check out professional opportunities from Harvard Medical School, the University of Minnesota, and Rice University.

In 2025, members of the Survey Research Methods Section will focus on engaging new members, addressing low survey response rates, and developing innovative approaches while maintaining valid statistical inference amidst evolving challenges.

Stand out at JSM 2025 by creating a Statistical Significance piece and competing to win the Statistical Significance competition and $300. The judges will select the piece that best highlights the value of statistics in solving real-world problems.

Stats4Good’s annual list calls on statisticians to address challenges like AI in biostatistics, ocean health, data resiliency, and advocacy for vulnerable professionals.

Including neurodivergence in diversity, equity, and inclusion programs promotes the understanding of different kinds of brains and fosters better relationships, stronger teams, and advocacy for inclusivity.

In her first “President’s Corner” for Amstat News, Ji-Hyun Lee reflects on her journey to leadership and outlines her vision to elevate statistics, expand opportunities, and foster inclusion, emphasizing collaboration and mentorship.

The ASQ Statistics Division offers $7,500 scholarships for graduate students at US or Canadian institutions. Students should apply by June 15 to support their studies in applied statistics.

Learn about trailblazers like Gertrude Cox, Edna Paisano, and Genichi Taguchi, as well as other trailblazers in statistics and data science. What other birthdays and events took place in January?

Wanying Shao shares details about how her statistics studies, her dream job, and her passion for hiking. We also welcome many other new ASA members.

Sharon-Lise Normand delivered a talk on cutting-edge applications of AI and statistical methods in mental health research with a spotlight on schizophrenia at the International Day of Women Conference.

The San Francisco Bay Area Chapter held its sixth annual summer program, where K–12 students analyzed data with mentor guidance and presented their findings on topics like health, the environment, and sports.

ASA President-Elect Ji-Hyun Lee visited the Central Arkansas Chapter, highlighting the vital role of biostatisticians and data scientists in advancing science while offering advice on collaboration, communication, and professional development.

The 2023 Bay Area Biotech-Pharma Statistics Workshop brought together more than 330 participants and 39 sponsors, showcasing advancements in AI, machine learning, and regulatory science.

ASA fellow Kwok-Leung Tsui was named to the 2024 Clarivate Highly Cited Researchers List for the second time for his work in data science, predictive analytics, and lithium-ion battery research.

The ASA’s extensive awards program recognizes statisticians who have made outstanding contributions to the association and statistical profession through research, teaching, consulting, and service.

A new open-access journal is dedicated to advancing statistical methods and applications across diverse imaging disciplines, including medical, forensic, satellite, and astronomical imaging.