Mississippi State University hosted the 2025 ASA Alabama-Mississippi Chapter Conference, bringing together students, faculty, and professionals for a day of research presentations, keynote talks by Ji-Hyun Lee and Peter Song, and community-focused collaboration in statistics.
Chapter News
Judith Lok Recognized with Mosteller Statistician of the Year Award
On April 28, the Boston Chapter of the American Statistical Association celebrated Judith J. Lok, a Boston University professor, as the 2025 Mosteller Statistician of the Year for her pioneering contributions to causal inference and clinical trial design methodology.
Detroit, Ann Arbor Chapter Members Judge Michigan Science and Engineering Fair
Members of the ASA Detroit and Ann Arbor chapters participated in the Michigan Science and Engineering Fair on April 5 at Lawrence Technological University.
Students Shine at North Texas Chapter’s Inaugural D3 Event
Students, faculty, and professionals from across the region gathered for an exciting day of posters, networking, and a featured talk by Juhee Lee on Bayesian models and microbiome studies.
New York City Metro Chapter Conducts Membership Survey
The NYC Metro Area chapter details the results of their recent membership survey.
Central Arkansas Chapter Welcomes ASA President-Elect
ASA President-Elect Ji-Hyun Lee visited the Central Arkansas Chapter, highlighting the vital role of biostatisticians and data scientists in advancing science while offering advice on collaboration, communication, and professional development.
San Francisco Bay Area Chapter Holds Sixth Summer Program
The San Francisco Bay Area Chapter held its sixth annual summer program, where K–12 students analyzed data with mentor guidance and presented their findings on topics like health, the environment, and sports.
Susan Murphy Wins Boston Chapter’s Top Award
Congratulations to Susan Murphy, the 2024 recipient of the Boston Chapter’s Mosteller Statistician of the Year Award. She was recognized for her groundbreaking research, which focuses on improving sequential decision-making in health—currently in online, real-time learning algorithms for developing personalized digital health interventions.
SFASA Summer Program Inspires Students to Explore Statistics
The San Francisco Bay Area Chapter held its fifth K–12 student summer program, during which students created and led projects.
Detroit, Ann Arbor Chapter Members Judge Science Fair Projects
Members of the Detroit and Ann Arbor chapters served as professional award judges for the Michigan Science and Engineering Fair on April 6. The event was held at Lawrence Technological University in Southfield, Michigan, with qualifying students from the state’s regional fairs.