JSM offers a unique opportunity for statisticians in academia, industry, and government to exchange ideas and explore opportunities for collaboration, as well as for beginning statisticians (including current students) to learn from and interact with senior members of the profession. We hope to see you in Denver. In the meantime, enjoy these highlights.
Departments
Distinct, Dynamic, Diverse: See What Denver Is All About
Downtown Denver is steps away from the Colorado Convention Center and offers something extra for all JSM attendees.
Reflections on CSP: Why I Love the Conference on Statistical Practice
Eric Vance provides three reasons why he loves the Conference on Statistical Practice.
January, San Diego, and Leveraging Data to Shape the Future? Yes, Please.
The ASA’s Health Policy Statistics Section and ASA staff are planning the biennial International Conference on Health Policy Statistics, to be held January 6–8, 2020, in San Diego, California.
2020 HPSS Achievement Awards Call for Nominations
The HPSS achievement awards honor individuals who have made significant contributions to the development of statistical methods or have developed innovative statistical applications for health care policy or health services research.
USPROC Sees New Round of Winners
The co-chairs of the Undergraduate Statistics Project Competition organizing committee announce the winners for the fall 2018 submission cycle.
Spotlight Denver
Check out what is happening at Spotlight Denver during JSM 2019.
Student Guide to JSM
Are you an ASA student member? We’re hoping to see many of you at JSM 2019!
Enter JSM Data Art Show and Be Seen
Submit your artwork for the Data Art Show, which will take place during the Joint Statistical Meetings in Denver, Colorado. Submissions must be received by May 15.
The Evolution of Variables and the Existence of Trans People
Jo Hardin and Jack Miller ask that academics and practitioners be aware and think about gender issues when defining and/or categorizing variables.