Jaya Satagopan reflects on how the classroom has become a laboratory for continuous improvement—where students’ questions, challenges, and successes help shape teaching statistics.
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Students’ Statistical Thinking When Using Generative AI
Amos Jeng and V. N. Vimal Rao explore what happens when students use Rtutor.AI, a generative AI tool designed to help translate statistical questions into R code.
Meetings, Manuscripts, and Meows: Spend a Day with Charlotte Walsh
From collaborating with colleagues to conducting research, Charlotte Walsh shares what her workday looks like.
Jennifer L. Green: The Collaborative Life of a Statistics Professor and Teacher Mentor
From getting the kids off to school to analyzing data and then running off to mentor her students, Jennifer Green shares what a professor’s day looks like.
Meet New Member Chris Chung
A statistics student at North Carolina State University, Chung first turned to statistics to support his chemistry research, but now he’s driven to research ideas for statistics.
A Look Ahead: JSM 2026 Highlights in Boston
JSM 2026 is bringing together the brightest minds in statistics and data science for inspiring talks. Make sure you don’t miss them and a few uniquely Boston experiences.
Kate Holladay Claghorn: First Female ASA Fellow, Activist Statistician
The first woman elected a Fellow of the American Statistical Association, Kate Claghorn was more than a pioneer—she was a fearless advocate.
Decision-Making for Statisticians
Mark Otto explores how statisticians and data scientists can apply decision analysis to everyday choices—big or small.
Member Showcase: Martha McRoy
Martha McRoy reflects on a career built around survey methodology, evidence-based decision-making, and a deep commitment to mentoring the next generation of statisticians.
2026: A National Celebration of Mathematics
The US is celebrating mathematics in 2026 with nationwide events, culminating in the International Congress of Mathematicians in Philadelphia.