Brian Millen was elected the ASA’s 122nd president and Julia Sharp was elected vice president. They are both committed to raising the visibility of the statistical profession and advancing sound statistical practice.
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Presidential Initiatives: Creating Pathways for a Stronger Future
“[…]it is important to recognize that the ability to build bridges relies on a diverse community and the inclusion of many perspectives.”
As the Statistics Profession Grows, So Does the ASA
ASA President Kathy Ensor sees three areas of immediate opportunity for the ASA: leadership, keeping vibrant data science and AI activities moving forward, and sustainability and community analytics. Here, she speaks briefly to each of these.
Data for Good: The Year in Review
2018 was a landmark year during which the D4G community both grew and drew closer together, coalescing into a stronger, more vibrant, and more distinct movement. Many more organizations, projects, positions, conferences, and conference sections distinctly labeled as D4G were apparent. With this increased visibility has come more opportunities.
#ChooseToLead
Eleven women and nine men met at the ASA in Alexandria, Virginia, as part of the ASA’s new Leadership Institute. The workshop, “Leading with Cultural Competence,” was facilitated by Gary Sullivan.
#LeadWithStatistics!
This month, ASA President Lisa LaVange writes about #LeadWithStatistics and her presidential initiative to establish a leadership institute at the ASA. This institute would provide resources and opportunities to help members develop leadership skills as they progress through all career stages.