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.
North Carolina Chapter
NC Chapter Offers Tips for Holding a Virtual Career Fair
Due to COVID-19, the North Carolina Chapter’s 2020 career fair was reimagined in an all-virtual format. Here, the organizers offer advice based on the lessons they learned.
My ASA Story
Be inspired by this new series! ASA members share their diverse experiences, meaningful connections, and the rewards derived from their engagement with the ASA.
NC ASA Continues Webinar Series on Statistics and Data Science
The North Carolina Chapter webinar series, launched in 2019, continues this year and features topics on Bayesian statistics, data science, and machine learning.
ASA Sponsors New Health Care Technology Podcast
Looking to stay up to date on developments in health care technology? Tune in to “The Pod of Asclepius,” a new podcast!
Speed, One-Time Mentoring Offer Quick Connections
Speed and one-time mentoring are alternatives that can provide students and young professionals a chance to quickly connect with more advanced career professionals in informal, small-group settings.
Mentoring and Early Career Development Workshop: Takeaways
The North Carolina Chapter of the ASA recently offered its first Mentoring and Early Career Development Workshop for students and early-career professionals.
NC ASA Career Fair a Success
More than 75 statistics professionals and students attended the inaugural North Carolina Chapter Career Information Fair in April.
ASA Mentoring: An Update
While mentoring frequently happens organically, our association—along with its chapters and sections—offers a wide array of mentorship opportunities for both mentors and mentees and provides members with a way to honor outstanding mentors.
NC Chapter Kicks Off Professional Webinar Series
The ASA North Carolina Chapter kicked off its professional webinar series with Aric LaBarr presenting “What Does Data Science Mean to an Executive?” to more than 60 attendees February 22.