In his final President’s Corner, Nat Schenker ponders the question, “If you had a ‘do over,’ would you accept the nomination again?”
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175 | Celebrating the Impact of Our Profession
Fred Hulting reviews the aim of StatImpact and how we’re raising the visibility of the power of statistics.
Serve ASA and Enhance Your Influence
Mingxiu Hu of Takeda Pharmaceuticals encourages ASA members to contribute to the association.
This Month in ASA’s History—August
Here is a list of certain historical events that occurred during the month of August.
Trivia Challenge (3rd Quarter)
The ASA’s Trivia Challenge is a fun way to read Amstat News and learn about the ASA. Every month, there will be three questions asked here, with the answers scattered throughout the magazine. Whoever has the most correct answers at the end of each quarter will be entered into a drawing to win a 175th anniversary T-shirt!
You Are Cordially Invited …
Members of the 175th Anniversary Steering Committee share several of the activities planned for the anniversary celebration.
Attractions in Boston and Cambridge
Members of the Boston Chapter 175th Anniversary Steering Committee highlight attractions in Boston and Cambridge for JSM attendees and their families to consider exploring before and after the meetings or when they aren’t attending a session.
So Much to See and Do at JSM: Special Events and Presentations
This year’s JSM is particularly special because we’re celebrating our 175th anniversary and have a slew of activities planned.
Trivia Challenge (2nd Quarter)
The ASA’s Trivia Challenge is a fun way to read Amstat News and learn about the ASA. Every month, there will be three questions asked here, with the answers scattered throughout the magazine. Whoever has the most correct answers at the end of each quarter will be entered into a drawing to win a 175th anniversary T-shirt!
Communication Across Three Centuries—with a Peek Ahead
The ASA, celebrating its terquasquicentennial, has been in existence for at least parts of three centuries. Not surprisingly, its communication methods today are markedly different and infinitely timelier than those employed by the organization’s founders in 1839.