The 2023 Joint Statistical Meetings—held in Toronto, Ontario, August 5–10—attracted more than 6,000 participants from academia, industry, and government and served as a platform for intellectual exchange, business discussion, friendship building, and networking.
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Lights, Camera, Action!
ASA President, Dionne Price, looks back on the Joint Statistical Meetings and shares the thoughts written by attendees on the conference’s electronic postcards.
JSM in Toronto: Presentations, Poutine, and People-Meeting
The ASA Committee on Applied Statisticians offers a wide variety of sessions relevant for applied statisticians.
Gearing Up for JSM 2023
Check out the highlights for the JSM 2023 program, based on the theme “One Community: Informing Decisions and Driving Discovery.”
JSM Has Much in Store for Students
The First-Time Attendee Reception and JSM Student Mixer will help students learn how to navigate the largest gathering of statisticians in the world and network with their peers.
Up to Two JSM Late-Breaking Proposals to Be Accepted
Two invited session slots have been set aside for late-breaking topics, and any member of one of the Joint Statistical Meetings sponsoring organizations or partnering societies can propose such a session. Submissions are due April 17.
Successful JSM 2023 Program Requires You
JSM 2023 Program Committee members put together more than 200 invited sessions on a broad range of topics in statistics and data science. Now, it’s time to fill out the rest of the program with your help.
Survey Research Methods Reports on Past, Upcoming Meetings
The Survey Research Methods Section reports on its latest business meetings and upcoming conference BigSurv23.
Home for the Holidays: Data for Good Researchers Fight Homelessness
Homelessness is an area in which analytics is much needed but often in short supply. Shelters and other organizations providing direct services to individuals many times have good data but no one to analyze it. Though they are making great strides to help, they could do even more with statistical support.