A Message About COVID-19 and the ASA's Conferences, Meetings, and Workshops

The ASA is closely monitoring the spread of COVID-19 and its implications for our conferences, meetings, and workshops. As the situation evolves daily, we are looking into solutions and options and will provide information to you as we have it. Please continue to adhere to deadlines and watch for updates while we work through details. Questions may be sent to meetings@amstat.org.

ASA Newsroom

The ASA Newsroom will help you quickly and easily locate information about the American Statistical Association (ASA) and the contributions statisticians are making every day to our nation and society.

In the ASA Newsroom, you will find the following:

A collection of news releases, media advisories, and statements about a variety of ASA activities, initiatives, and issues important to the statistics community.

A list of media experts to contact for the statistical perspective on a variety of issues

A media kit with information about the association’s journals and magazines, fields of scientific study to which statisticians make contributions, the Joint Statistical Meetings, the ASA leadership, and the history of the association

A list of frequently asked questions about the Joint Statistical Meetings, the largest annual gathering of statisticians in North America

The ASA Graphic Standards

Questions?

Regina Nuzzo
Senior Advisor for Statistics Communication and Media Innovation
(703) 302-1865
regina@amstat.org

Steve Pierson
Director of Science Policy
(703) 302-1841
pierson@amstat.org

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