Christopher Bilder walks you through how to get the most out your first Joint Statistical Meetings.
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Student Opportunities at JSM
Lara Harmon, the ASA’s marketing and online community coordinator, lists several opportunities for students who want to become involved in the Joint Statistical Meetings this August.
Biometrics Section News for April 2018
The Biometrics Section will sponsor seven continuing education courses at the 2018 Joint Statistical Meetings in Vancouver. Here, they highlight four of them.
Opportunities Await Applied Statisticians at JSM
Sameera R. Wijayawardana of the Committee on Applied Statisticians shares some of the best opportunities for applied statisticians at this year’s Joint Statistical Meetings.
Survey Research Methods Section News for May
The Survey Research Methods Section provides updates on how the section is preparing for JSM.
Call for JSM Late-Breaking Session Proposals
Two invited slots have been set aside for sessions that cover technical, scientific, or policy-related topics that have arisen during the one-year period prior to JSM 2017.
Celebrating Women in Statistics and Data Science Conference
The second Women in Statistics and Data Science Conference was held October 20–22 in Charlotte, North Carolina. The conference targeted women in all career stages from all sectors of the workforce.
JSM 2016 Busy for Statistical Education Section
The Statistical Education Section had a productive JSM 2016, sponsoring or co-sponsoring six invited panels/sessions, seven topic-contributed panels/sessions, eight contributed paper sessions, one traditional poster session, one speed poster session, and 11 roundtables. They also had six members named as new ASA fellows.
SPES Highlights Information for JSM 2016 and FTC 2016
The latest news from the ASA’s Section on Physical & Engineering Sciences, including information about its JSM 2016 offerings and its sponsored short course at FTC 2016.
Government Statistics Section Highlights Recommended Sessions at JSM 2016
The latest news from the ASA’s Government Statistics Section, including information and recommendations for JSM 2016.