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.
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Professional Opportunities
Check out professional opportunities from Harvard Medical School, the University of Minnesota, and Rice University.
This Month in Statistics History: January
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?
ASA DataFest Hosts Wanted
Register your institution’s intent to host a local ASA DataFest event by February 7, 2025.
Third International Day of Women Draws Diverse Crowd
The International Day of Women in Statistics and Data Science marked its third annual celebration October 8 with a 24-hour virtual conference, uniting a global audience under the theme “Empowering the Next Generation of Women Statisticians and Data Scientists.”
Pawel Nazarewicz: AP Statistics Teacher Extraordinaire
Chris Franck interviews AP teacher Pawel Nazarewicz, who shares his teaching philosophy, creative teaching methods, and thoughts about AI in education.
ASA Journals, CHANCE Magazine Need Editors
Become a journals editor. Journals are vital to the ASA’s mission of promoting the practice and profession of statistics, and editors are at the heart of ensuring our publications continue to be world leaders in statistics research and applications.
This Month in Statistics History
Who were Janet Norwood and Lancelot Hogben? Learn about these important statisticians and other statistical events that happened in December.
Data Visualization, Project Competitions to Take Place in Spring
The competitions offer opportunities for students to formulate questions and collect, analyze, and draw conclusions from data.
Statisticians Save Day in November Issue of Significance
Statisticians ‘save the day’ in two articles this issue, showing us statisticians can be game-changing if they are given a seat at the table.