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What Happens at JSM Should Not Stay at JSM
Attending JSM for the first time? Christopher Bilder explains how to get the most out of your first JSM experience.
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Writing Competition to Celebrate the International Year of Statistics
The Young Statisticians Section of the Royal Statistical Society and Significance magazine are hosting a joint writing competition to celebrate the International Year of Statistics in 2013.
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e-Mentoring Network in the Mathematical Sciences Blog
The American Mathematical Society is pleased to announce e-Mentoring Network in the Mathematical Sciences blog.
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2013 Wray Jackson Smith Scholarship
The Wray Jackson Smith Scholarship is intended to encourage young statisticians to consider a career in government service.
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Statisticians’ Place in Big Data
New statisticians have an essential role to play in the world of Big Data and regardless of the subject matter, they need to have a key position throughout each entire study, not just after the data has been collected.
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Post Doc: A Unique Opportunity
Haley Hedlin discusses the Five College Consortium and postdoctoral opportunities.
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Career Paths for the Applied Statistician
Here, Gerald J. Hahn and Necip Doganaksoy describe some popular career paths for those with training in statistics.
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Service-Oriented Statistics: What Can Students Do?
Graduate students from Purdue discuss how involvement in nonprofit organizations can increase awareness of statistics and how statisticians can make positive contributions within local communities.
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Young Professionals Group
If you are an ASA student member, you can join the Young Professionals Group on the ASA Community site.
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Mentoring Program for PhD Students
Stat Mentoring is a program aimed at PhD students in statistics and probability who are studying at universities in developing countries.











