The San Antonio Chapter in collaboration with the ASA Student Chapter at The University of Texas at San Antonio participated in CORE4 STEM Expo and Family Day November, an event attended by more than 10,000 students.
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San Antonio Chapter News
The San Antonio Chapter, in collaboration with the ASA Student Chapter at the University of Texas at San Antonio, hosted a membership social/mixer in October.
Statisticians Speak at Data Science Conferences
Statisticians were session chairs, speakers, and organizers during two recent data science conferences.
Detroit, Ann Arbor Chapters Give Special Awards at Science Fair
Members of the Detroit and Ann Arbor chapters met as a special awards judging team at the Southeast Michigan Science Fair on March 11 to seek out excellent applications of statistics.
Volunteers Offer Career Advice to AP Statistics Students
For the seventh consecutive year, the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter was invited to send volunteer statisticians to give a 50-minute lecture on careers in statistics to local AP Statistics students.
Clifford Spiegelman Honored with 2016 Don Owen Award
The San Antonio Chapter honors Clifford Spiegelman for his excellence in research, statistical consultation, and service to the statistical community.
San Antonio Chapter Hosts Statistics Career Day
The San Antonio Chapter hosted Statistics Career Day March 5 to emphasize the significance of statistical and quantitative education in any career path, as well as raise awareness regarding statistics as a rewarding profession.
Twin Cities Chapter Members Represent Statistics at Career Fair
Several members of the Twin Cities Chapter volunteered their time on February 27 to talk with high-school students about potential careers in statistics at a career fair in Elk River, Minnesota.
Twin Cities Chapter Fall Conference Draws 160
The Twin Cities Chapter held its first Fall Research Conference October 30 at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.
The NMSU ASA Student Chapter Leadership and Ron Wasserstein
During a special seminar series at New Mexico State University in Las Cruces, New Mexico, ASA Executive Director Ron Wasserstein discussed the problems inherent in p-values and how they are misunderstood, misused, and maligned.