Nominations
It’s time to think about nominating your outstanding colleagues and collaborators for these IMS awards: Hall and Tweedie awards (see separate posts), Carver Medal and IMS Fellowship.
Nominations are invited for the Carver Medal, created by the IMS in honor of Harry C. Carver, for exceptional service specifically to…
Each year the IMS selects special named and medallion lectures. In 2020, there will be the Wald and Blackwell lectures, and eight medallion lectures, as well as two joint IMS/BS lectures, the Doob and Schramm lectures.
At next year’s Joint Statistical Meetings (August 1–6, 2020, in Philadelphia, PA) there will…
Submit a nomination: https://www.imstat.org/ims-special-lectures/nominations/
The IMS Committee on Special Lectures is accepting nominations for these IMS Named and Medallion Lectures in 2019:
2020 & 2021 Wald Lecturers
2020 Le Cam Lecturer
2022 Medallion Lecturers
Send your nomination by October 1, 2019. Information on all lectures is available at https://www.imstat.org/ims-special-lectures/…
Each year, the statistical profession recognizes outstanding members at the Joint Statistical Meetings in an awards ceremony organized by the Committee of Presidents of Statistical Societies (COPSS). Anyone can nominate — from the newest to the most senior members of our societies. It is important to single out those who…
There is still time to consider who to nominate for these distinguished IMS awards. Nominations are open for the following IMS Awards for 2019:
• Tweedie New Researcher Award, deadline December 1.
• Carver Medal, deadline February 1.
• IMS Fellowship, deadline January 31.
For more information…