Sharon Hessney is the writer, moderator, and coordinator for “What’s Going On in This Graph?”, a weekly feature of the ASA and New York Times Learning Network.
My ASA Story
My ASA Story: Emily Griffith, Associate Research Professor
Emily Griffith is an associate research professor in the North Carolina State University Department of Statistics. Here, she shares the story of her involvement with the ASA.
My ASA Story: Richard Zink, Biostatistician and Podcaster
Zink is the co-host of ASA Biopharm’s Podcast and says volunteering has been good for his career and allowed him to help the next generation of statisticians and data scientists.
My ASA Story: Kim Love, Collaborative Statistician
Kim Love, collaborative statistician, is the owner and lead collaborator of K. R. Love QCC.
My ASA Story: Liz Stuart, Professor and Associate Dean
Liz says she attends at least six conferences every year, but it’s the ASA conferences that feel like her professional home.
My ASA Story: Kelly Zou, Researcher
Kelly H. Zou, PStat, is head of Medical Analytics and Real World Evidence at Viatris. Here, she tells us about her ASA journey.
My ASA Story: Katherine Monti
Katherine Monti shares stories about her work with the ASA and offers advice for others looking to be of service to the association.
My ASA Story: Sastry G. Pantula, Dean, College of Natural Sciences at California State University, San Bernardino
Sastry Pantula says his engagement with the ASA has helped him in many ways and he hopes he can be of help to others as they move up their career ladder.