CSP provides opportunities for attendees to learn new statistical methodologies and best practices in statistical analysis, design, consulting, and statistical programming.
Conference on Statistical Practice
Learning on the Left Coast: CSP Has Another Successful Year
The Conference on Statistical Practice (CSP) expanded its boundaries by visiting the West Coast this year. The ASA’s 5th meeting for statistical practitioners was the biggest yet, with more than 550 attendees at the Westin San Diego February 18–20.
People News for February
News and information about members of the ASA highlighted in the February issue. For a complete listing of news and information about the members of the ASA, click here.
CSP Registration, Travel Support Available for Students
The Lester R. Curtin Award and the Lingzi Lu Award will provide travel support for students to attend the Conference on Statistical Practice in 2016.
Conference on Statistical Practice: A Place for and About Communication
In April’s President’s Corner column, ASA President David Morganstein shares some of the points from his 2015 Conference on Statistical Practice keynote address.
Twice as Nice: Conference on Statistical Practice Has Another Successful Year
The 2015 Conference on Statistical Practice in New Orleans, Louisiana, was a big success, with more than 400 attendees and participants enjoying short courses, poster sessions, tutorials, and more.
ASA Gears up for Conference on Statistical Practice
The fourth annual ASA Conference on Statistical Practice will take place February 19 – 21 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Attendees will have opportunities to learn new statistical methodologies and best practices in statistical analysis, design, consulting, and statistical programming. Early registration for the conference closes on January 5.
CSP 2014 in Pictures
Conference on Statistical Practice Pictures
Lester R. Curtin Award
The Lester R. Curtin Award was established recently to help promising young health statisticians get the skills and training they need to make significant contributions in their area of study.