ASA member Jayalakshmi “Jaya” Natarajan passed away on June 1 at the age of 77.
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New Member Spotlight: Lujun Zhang
Meet new ASA member Lujun Zhang, who is passionate about using statistics to drive biomedical innovation.
ASA Pride Scholarship Accepting Nominations
The ASA Pride Scholarship was established to raise awareness and support the success of LGBTQ+ statisticians and data scientists, as well as allies.
Introducing Our Newest Members: Spotlight on Sara Neequaye
Sara Neequaye shares what led her to pursue an education in statistics. We also welcome many other new ASA members.
Introducing Our Newest Members: Spotlight on Wanying Shao
This month, we spotlight new member Wanying Shao, who answered the following questions so we could get to know her better: How did you become interested in statistics and/or data science? I became interested in statistics during my undergraduate studies, when I realized its power to solve various real-world problems. Working on these projects helped […]
Practical Significance Take II: Lifelong Learning—New Opportunities for ASA Members
Donna LaLonde and Ron Wasserstein chat with Michael Zyphur, director of Instats, about the ASA’s partnership with the company, which is dedicated to improving research practices by offering expert-led training through its online platform.
My ASA Story: Jana Asher, Assistant Professor and Director of Statistics Education
Jana Asher’s career has been colorful and varied, but she says she knows the ASA will be there no matter what comes next.
2015 Salary Survey of Business, Industry, and Government Statisticians
The ASA conducted a salary survey of the association’s nonacademic members in the United States employed by business, industry, or government.
Lessons from 34 Years as a Master’s Statistician in Industry
Nestor Rohowsky reflects on the lessons of his 34 years in statistics and the key decisions that shaped his career.
In Memory of Connie M. Borror
The ASA community, along with her many colleagues and friends, mourn the loss of Connie M. Borror—and we remember her life and work.