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Student Guide to JSM
Lara Harmon, the ASA’s marketing and online community coordinator, lists several opportunities for students to be involved in the Joint Statistical Meetings this year in Denver.
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Tips on Building Your Networks
ASA Executive Director Ron Wasserstein discusses three networking principles that preceded social media. He talks about them in terms of professional networks, but notes they also can be applied to personal ones.
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Spring Science Fairs and Statistical Awareness Month: A Perfect Match
Stephanie Strakbein encourages everyone in the statistical profession to get involved in their local science fair.
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Student Opportunities at JSM
Lara Harmon, the ASA’s marketing and online community coordinator, lists several opportunities for students to be involved in the Joint Statistical Meetings this August.
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JSM Student Opportunities
JSM 2017 is in Baltimore, and the ASA has lined up plenty of opportunities for students to get involved and learn more about what the ASA offers.
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Impact Chicago at JSM
Interested in giving back to the community while attending JSM in Chicago? With IMPACT Chicago, there are two ways you can help.
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Two Principles for Building Your Networks
Ron Wasserstein shares two networking principles that are important to remember if you wish to advance your career.
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Advocating for Your Profession: Being a Statistical Ambassador
How do you advocate for your profession? Steve Pierson, ASA’s Director of Science Policy shows you the many ways you can get involved.
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Looking for a Way to Get Involved?
Statistics Without Borders is a group of volunteer statisticians and data scientists who provide free statistical consulting to organizations, particularly from developing nations, that do not have the resources for statistical services.
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Serve ASA and Enhance Your Influence
If you are interested in leadership, the ASA is an excellent place to try out skills and bold ideas that you may be reluctant to showcase at your workplace.