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Conference Events
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Writing Workshop to Return to JSM
This year, the writing workshop will be hybrid and include virtual lectures and meetings with mentors along with an in-person wrap-up meeting.
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JSM Has Much in Store for Students
Special events created for student members allow them many opportunities to learn, network with other statisticians and data scientists, and get more involved in the association.
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How to Participate in the Career Service as a Candidate
The JSM Career Service gets your profile and résumé in front of top statistical employers from industry, government, and academia.
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Submit to Win Data Challenge Expo
The annual Data Challenge Expo is open to students and professionals and will be held in conjunction with the Joint Statistical Meetings in Toronto, Canada, August 5–10, 2023.
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Travel Awards Available to Help Students Attend CSP
The Lingzi Lu, John Bartko, and Lester R. Curtin awards offer registration and travel support to students attending the ASA Conference on Statistical Practice.
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NISS Writing Workshop Offered at JSM
The workshop is designed for researchers with a PhD awarded or anticipated during 2016–2022 in statistics, biostatistics, or a related field.
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This Fall, StatFest Is Coming to You
StatFest 2022 is a free conference aimed at encouraging undergraduates who are Black, indigenous, or people of color and have quantitative interests to pursue careers or graduate studies in the statistical and data sciences.
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Student Travel Grants Offered
The ASA Biopharmaceutical Section Regulatory-Industry Statistics Workshop has funding for student travel grants. Up to $500 per student, by reimbursement, is available to support students’ participation in the 2022 workshop.
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Advocate for Data Science and Literacy on Capitol Hill
To take advantage of JSM being in our nation’s capital, the ASA science policy office invites ASA members to advocate for greater data literacy on Capitol Hill through in-person meetings with staff of their congressional representatives.
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JSM Has Much in Store for Students
Are you an ASA student member who is thinking about attending the Joint Statistical Meetings? This year, we head to the nation’s capital, where you will find many opportunities to learn, network with other statisticians and data scientists, and get more involved in the association.