Richard De Veaux
For nearly 30 years of leadership, service, and dedication to the ASA, serving as JSM program chair and two terms as a member of the JSM Program Committee and Committee on Meetings; for leadership in numerous roles, including chair of the Statistical Learning and Data Science Section; for service on the Statistical Ambassadors Roundtable Working Group; and for two outstanding terms as an ASA Board member, first serving as Council of Sections representative and then as an ASA vice president.
Kathy Ensor
For exemplary dedication and service to the ASA over nearly three decades, including leadership of the Houston Chapter of the ASA and notable contributions to numerous ASA committees and sections; for serving as co-chair of the Advisory Committee on Data Science and chair of the Committee on Funded Research; for leadership and service in the Statistics and the Environment Section and Business and Economics Statistics Section; for developing the statistical expert witness course; and for distinguished leadership of the ASA as vice president and 2022 ASA president.
Barry Nussbaum
For service, leadership, and dedication to the ASA over a 25-year span; for chairing the Statistics and the Environment Section; for serving as member and chair of the Statistical Partnerships Among Academe, Industry, and Government Committee; for serving as a member of the Development Committee; for serving as the ASA representative to the National Institute of Statistical Sciences and the African International Congress on Statistics Organizing Committee; for outstanding leadership as the 2017 ASA president; and for ongoing service as an ambassador for our association.
Dionne Price (posthumously)
For leadership and service to the ASA; for service to the Biopharmaceutical Section as its chair and JSM Program Committee chair and as a tireless volunteer for the Regulatory-Industry Statistics Workshop over many years; for service as a member of the 175th Anniversary Planning Committee; for leadership as chair of the JSM Policy Committee; for passionate commitment to the Diversity Mentoring Program; and for thoughtful, gracious leadership of the ASA through service as an ASA vice president and the 2023 president.
Julia Sharp
For outstanding leadership of the ASA in a rich variety of roles; for serving ASA chapters, including service to the South Carolina Chapter, chairing the Council of Chapters Governing Board, chairing the Chapter Status Committee, chairing the Traveling Course Committee, and for serving as council representative to the ASA Board of Directors; and for serving the ASA through chairing the Meetings Task Force, leading the Conference on Statistical Practice Steering Committee, serving as chair and founder of the Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Outreach Group, and chairing the Nominations Committee.
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