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News and Announcements
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ASA Video Contest—No Experience Required!
Using your cell phone, we challenge you to create a selfie video and address one of 10 contest prompts.
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WSDS Provides Student Travel Awards
Awards are available to help students and early-career professionals pay for the Women in Statistics and Data Science Conference.
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ASA Meetings: The Place to Be for Students and Early-Career Professionals
ASA meetings offer powerful learning experiences, career services, mentoring programs, and events designed to help build a wide network.
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Health Policy Statistics Section Seeks Award Nominations
Nominate a colleague for one of the Health Policy Statistics Section Achievement Awards.
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Michael Woodroofe Award Nomination Period Extended
This award is for members of the Caucus for Women in Statistics and Data Science who completed their terminal degree at least five years ago and have made significant contributions to solving real-world problems by applying novel or existing theories.
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ASA/AAAS Mass Media Fellow Hopes to Address Disparities in Health Care
ASA/AAAS Mass Media Fellow and Duke computer science major Freya Gulamali will spend 10 weeks this summer as a science journalist with The News & Observer in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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ASA Biopharmaceutical Section Regulatory-Industry Statistics Workshop Provides Student Travel Grants
There is funding for a maximum of 10 student travel grants to support students’ participation in the workshop.
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Lumivero Offers $20,000 Research Grant for Early-Career Researchers
The grant will go to a researcher who shares Lumivero’s commitment to improving the world through research excellence.
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Diversity Workshop and Mentoring Program to Take Place at JSM
This program brings together historically underrepresented minority statisticians and data scientists at early to mid-career levels with senior-level statisticians and data scientists from academia, government, and the private sector.
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Submission Open for Undergraduate Class Project Competition
This competition is for undergraduate students who conduct class projects as part of an introductory or intermediate statistics or data science course. Submit by June 21.