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This is a reminder that the deadline to submit a paper for the Section on Risk Analysis Student Paper Competition is this Saturday, November 15 . See the information below on how to submit a paper. ASA Section on Risk Analysis 2026 ... More

Reminder: ASA's marketing section's online seminar talk is tomorrow at 6PM Eastern Time . Speaker: Yuyan Wang , Graduate School of Business, Stanford University Title: Beyond Black-Box: Structuring Landing Page Recommender Systems Using ... More

The American Statistical Association (ASA) Section on Lifetime Data Analysis (LiDS) is pleased to announce our next webinar! Title: Statistical analysis with the occurrence of a terminal event Speaker: Bin Nan, Ph.D., Chancellor's ... More

Call for papers: 7th MASS workshop in Barcelona, Spain – 4 & 5 June 2026 7th MASS Workshop, jointly organised with WEBDATAOPP Mobile Apps and Sensors in Surveys https://massworkshop.org Date 4-5 June, 2026 ... More

Hello all, ASA has asked me to share a potential consulting opportunity with this community. The request is: I'm a senior orthopaedic surgeon with The Permanente Medical Group (Northern California). I'm seeking a short, independent statistical review ... More

The Membership Engagement Committee of the ASA Section on Statistical Genomics and Genetics (SSGG) proudly presents: 🎙️ Speaker: Dr. George Tseng, Vice Chair for Research and Professor of Biostatistics, University of Pittsburgh 🧩 ... More

Dear Colleagues, The 80th Annual Deming Conference on Applied Statistics is just around the corner! This esteemed event will be held in Atlantic City, NJ, from December 8-12, 2025. This conference is a remarkable opportunity for anyone ... More

Will you be among the innovators contributing to the 2026 Symposium on Data Science & Statistics program? Artificial intelligence is redefining what's possible in data science and statistics, but progress depends on experts like you. Submit an abstract ... More

This is a call for action from faculty like me: senior professionals who came from Third World (today, the Global South) countries, to complete graduate degrees in the US. Many stayed and made a career here, but kept in contact with the Old Country. Now, ... More

Thank you, Jorge, for sharing your articles and perspectives on teaching statistics to engineers. I agree that not all engineering graduate programs emphasize statistics to the extent needed, even though real-world engineering problems inherently involve ... More