The latest news from the ASA’s Biometrics Section, including a call for invited session ideas for JSM 2017 and recently awarded funding.
JSM
Career Development Committee: What It Has Done for You Lately
The Career Development Committee provides resources relevant to you at each stage of your career, including several important sessions this year at JSM 2016 in Chicago.
On the Road—From Chicago
Chicago native Mary Jeanne Kwasny walks you through the many activities within a few hours’ drive of the city.
National Alliance Offers Opportunities for Undergraduates
The alliance is a partnership of faculty committed to ensuring “every under-represented or underserved American student with the talent and the ambition has the opportunity to earn a doctoral degree in a math science.”
Q&P Section Announces JSM Topic-Contributed, Contributed Sessions
The latest news from the ASA’s Quality and Productivity (Q&P) Section, including its topic-contributed and contributed sessions at this year’s JSM.
Chicago in an Afternoon (or Evening)
JSM is in Chicago this year, and there is tons to do! Here are a few ideas for shorter trips/outings in and around the city for you and your family or friends either before JSM, after the sessions, or when you just want to take a break to let some really good ideas sink in.
Be a Better Statistician with Professional Development at JSM
Learn about the Professional Development Program at JSM 2016, which boasts 30 continuing education courses, 12 computer technology workshops, and four personal skills development offerings.
Beyond AP Statistics
The ASA/NCTM Joint Committee will sponsor a Beyond AP Statistics (BAPS) workshop for experienced teachers at the annual Joint Statistical Meetings in Chicago.
Don’t Let What Happens at JSM Stay at JSM!
Christopher Bilder walks you through how to get the most out your first Joint Statistical Meetings.
Biometrics Section News
The latest news from ASA’s Biometrics Section, including information about invited sessions and short courses at JSM 2017 and funding opportunities for student outreach projects.