A free virtual International Day of Women in Statistics and Data Science returns October 6, featuring six keynote speakers from six continents.
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Meet ASA New Members with Spotlight on Elena Payne
Meet new ASA member Elena Payne, who decided to pursue a degree in statistics after becoming interested in clinical trials through her job at an orthopedic clinic.
My ASA Story: Akshata Moharir, Lead Data Scientist
Microsoft lead data scientist Akshata Moharir shares how joining the ASA has connected her with mentors, speaking opportunities, and a supportive community that helped her grow from practitioner to thought leader in AI and data science.
Travel Awards Available for Women’s Conference
Awards are available to help students and early-career professionals attend the Women in Statistics and Data Science Conference.
Practical Significance | Episode 28: What’s in a Meeting (with Apologies to Shakespeare)?
Shakespeare asks, “What’s in a name?” in the play Romeo and Juliet, the purpose of which is to focus our attention on what’s important. This month, Practical Significance explores what’s important for an ASA meeting or conference to be successful as co-hosts Donna and Ron welcome Julia Sharp, chair of the ASA Meetings Task Force, […]
My ASA Story: Claire Kelling, PhD Candidate
Claire Kelling joined the ASA in graduate school and had an invaluable experience at the Women in Statistics and Data Science Conference in 2017, which sparked her association engagement.
ASA Support for Women in Statistics: A Critical Data for Good Mission
This month, David Corliss shows the many ways the ASA fosters Data for Good activities with support for women in statistics and data science.
My ASA Story: Leslie McClure, Professor
Leslie McClure says she found involvement in the ASA has allowed her to pursue her passion for increasing diversity and representation among folks traditionally underrepresented in statistics, including BIPOC statisticians, statisticians who identify as women, and LBGTQ+ statisticians.
Virtual WSDS Maintains Connection Among Participants
More than 350 people attended the virtual WSDS. The conference themes are Share Knowledge, Build Community, and Grow Influence, which are represented in the sessions and poster presentations.
Come to WSDS for Interaction, Knowledge, Community, Inspiration
The Women in Statistics and Data Science conference has become one of the ASA’s most popular and positive conferences. This year’s conference will be held October 18-20 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Professionals and students from academia, industry, and the government who are working in statistics and data science will convene for learning and professional development opportunities in an environment that attendees call “welcoming, inspiring, empowering, motivating, eye opening, and awesome!”