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Statistics is a broad field—but your interests don’t have to be. ASA sections and interest groups connect members around shared specialties, from biostatistics and data science education to emerging areas such as artificial intelligence and genomics. These communities offer deeper engagement through focused discussions, specialized programming, and opportunities to collaborate with others who speak your statistical language. Whether you’re refining your expertise or exploring a new direction, they provide a personal way to engage with the profession. Explore sections and interest groups to find the communities that match your interests.

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