Amstat Online Editorial Board

Position	Person	Email
Coordinator	Brian Yandell	yandell@stat.wisc.edu
Chapters	Dave Hunt	dhunt@wilbursmith.com
Sections	Tom Devlin	devlin@mozart.montclair.edu
Committees	Tom Boardman	boardman@lamar.colostate.edu
Books	Eric Ziegel	ziegeler@bp.com
Software	Stephen Kaluzny	spk@statsci.com
Technologies	David James	dj@lucent.com
Archives	Mike Conlon	mconlon@stat.ufl.edu
Education	Bill Duckworth	wmd@iastate.edu
Industries	Randy Tobias	sasrdt@sas.com
Science	Paige Williams	paige@sdac.harvard.edu
Governments	Alan Tupek	atupek@census.gov
Careers	Tony Olsen	tolsen@mail.cor.epa.gov
Op-Ed	Howard Fienberg	hfienberg@stats.org

Click on names above to get current directory information. Alternatively, see Web Editors Committee Page for more detailed addresses. Below is a brief overview of target areas, or see other information on the Amstat Online page.

Editor: serve as the Coordinator
Chapters, Sections & Committees: strengthen close ties with established ASA units
Books & Software: work closely with Journal Review Editors; develop interactive review processes
Technologies & Archives: keep us thinking about where we want to go
Education & K-12: build teaching role of ASA, focused in part on youth
Careers: provide sound information on careers in statistics-related areas
Industries, Governments, Sciences & Society: build on strong professional ties; communicate clearly about statistical issues with the public

Already these hard-working members of ASA are drafting their "game plans", which will be posted on the Internet some time after JSM. This is a new venture, wide open to new ideas. We are developing this as we go along, and welcome input from members at large. Associate Editors will each build their own team of Assistant Editors in the near future to realize their plans. There are plenty of opportunities for members to get involved!

The Associate Editors have begun to explore how to work together across their interconnected domains to further their visions of "Statistics Central". Many subjects we may consider, such as offering web-based training of scientists in modern statistical methods, can involve interests of more than one AE. As another example, connections databases from other scientific organizations might involve AEs for Science and for Archives, and possible others. AEs for Chapters and Sections are examining a web interface designed by the AE for Committees (in conjunction with the Committee on Committees and Tim Gill) to see how it can be adapted to needs of their constituencies.

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