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Q&A with ASA Founder Mark Glickman

January 5, 2026 1 Comment

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Harvard statistician and Glicko rating system creator Mark Glickman reflects on his career, consulting work, and creative passions after receiving the 2025 ASA Founders Award. He shares insights on statistical modeling and expert testimony, as well as his interests in chess, music, and magic.

‘STATtr@k’: A Starting Point

January 1, 2026 Leave a Comment

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‘STATtr@k’ is the ASA’s hub helping students and early-career statisticians and data scientists launch their careers through internships, advice, resources, and community and visibility opportunities.

Upcoming Events and Opportunities

January 1, 2026 Leave a Comment

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SDSS registration opens, nominations are open for the 2026 Don Owen Award and ASA Fellow Award, a new Statistical Storytellers group is forming, and updates from ASA Executive Director Ron Wasserstein are online.

Erasing the Gap Between Statistics and Imaging: A Q&A with Marina Vannucci

January 1, 2026 Leave a Comment

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SDSI, the ASA’s new open-access journal led by Marina Vannucci, is building a dedicated home for statistical imaging research and interdisciplinary collaboration, with early efforts focused on visibility and special issues.

Two Ideas to Support and Reward Data Collectors

January 1, 2026 Leave a Comment

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Data collectors are undervalued, and two key solutions—systematically tracking data with proper citations and DOIs and creating awards to recognize data stewardship—would better support and reward those who make high-quality data possible.

Connection, Contribution, and Evidence

January 1, 2026 1 Comment

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ASA President Jeri Mulrow introduces Communities in Action, a 2026 initiative to strengthen connections between statisticians and local leaders, and encourages members to help expand the American Statistical Association’s impact.

‘Practical Significance,’ Take Two: The Data We Need: The State of Federal Statistics

January 1, 2026 Leave a Comment

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Two veteran leaders in federal statistics, Nancy Potok and Connie Citro, discuss with the “Practical Significance” hosts the urgent challenges facing US statistical agencies and their work with the ASA on assessing agency health and advancing modernization of the federal statistical system.

Statistics in History: Dry Month January

January 1, 2026 Leave a Comment

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Statisticians from Henry Gellibrand to R. A. Fisher have long applied and developed key statistical methods using problems from brewing, winemaking, and other alcohol-related contexts.

Meet New ASA Members: Spotlight on William Brown

January 1, 2026 2 Comments

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This month, the American Statistical Association is highlighting new member William Brown, who mixes a love of music, hiking, and marathon running with data to help students thrive at New Mexico Junior College. Check out the full list of new ASA members, too!

Highlights of the November 21–22, 2025, ASA Board of Directors Meeting

January 1, 2026 Leave a Comment

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The ASA Board’s November 2025 meeting covered bylaw updates, a new headquarters lease, and JSM 2030 plans, along with reports on education, fundraising, and federal statistical system initiatives.

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