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JSM Is on Its Way to DC: Check Out Conference Highlights and Start Planning

May 2, 2022 Leave a Comment

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JSM 2022 Logo

The statistical event of the summer—The Joint Statistical Meetings—is in Washington, DC, this year. Join us August 6–11 to meet new people, talk to old friends, and explore the nation’s capital.

With a focus on the 2022 theme, Statistics: A Foundation for Innovation, the JSM program consists not only of invited, topic-contributed, and contributed technical sessions, but also poster presentations, roundtable discussions, professional development courses and workshops, award ceremonies, and countless other meetings and activities.

Here, we highlight our featured speakers, events and activities for students and early-career professionals, and top experiences you don’t want to miss.

  • Meet the JSM 2022 Featured Speakers
  • JSM Has Much in Store for Students
  • Events, Networking Activities, and Places to Go During JSM
  • COPSS Chooses 8 for Leadership Academy
  • Elizabeth L. Scott Award Goes to Madhu Mazumdar
  • Nancy Reid to Deliver 2022 COPSS Distinguished Lecture

Visit the JSM 2022 website for details.

Filed Under: Cover Story, Joint Statistical Meetings, Meetings Tagged With: 2022 Joint statistical meetings, COPSS, cover story, innovation, Joint Statistical Meetings, JSM 2022, Meetings, networking, speakers, students, washington dc

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