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Bringing together statisticians at GMU since 2015. All majors and education levels welcome. Join us for exclusive access to study sessions, speaker events, and professional development opportunities with a spotlight on statistics.

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How to Join ASA @ GMU

Step 1: Become a Member on Mason360 (Required)

Click here. After you join our Mason360, we will be able to contact you through your GMU email address, and you will be able to register for our events. Our officers will approve your join request within one business day.

Step 2: Fill Out Our New Member Survey (Highly Recommended)

Click here. This is not an application; our New Member Survey helps you shape ASA @ GMU’s programming to fit your needs. Input your information into our database and indicate your preferences for meeting date, format, and content.

While your Mason360 membership lasts for as long as you are enrolled at GMU, our New Member Survey updates yearly. Please keep an eye out for a new survey at the start of every school year, so that we have access to your latest preferences.

Step 3: Connect With Us on Social Media (Or Not)

• Follow us on Instagram for concise event announcements and photo debriefs.
• Follow us on LinkedIn for full-length event descriptions, debriefs, and resource sharing, as well as a database of connections affiliated with the GMU Department of Statistics, the College of Engineering and Computing, and the central ASA.
• Join our Discord server for casual notifications about statistics-related events and opportunities, as well as an online community of statisticians who are eager to meet new people.
• Follow us on Spotify for one-of-a-kind study playlists curated by our members.

Questions?

Reach out to us at [email protected]. Our officers will respond to emails within three business days.

About ASA @ GMU

The George Mason University chapter of the American Statistical Association was founded in 2015 to unite undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in statistics but do not necessarily pursue it in a formal or exclusive capacity.

We want to spread awareness of academic and professional opportunities within the field—including its subdivisions of sports analytics, public health statistics, and econometrics—and provide opportunities for professional development outside the traditional classroom setting.

We hope to create a community of like-minded individuals who both care about statistics and are motivated to share their ideas and resources with each other.