New Zealand Statistical Association Newsletter 62
September 2005
Australian & New Zealand Journal of Statistics
The course of this year is seeing a complete rotation in the Editorial roles for ANZJS. Kerrie Mengersen (Queensland University of Technology) is now Managing Editor, taking over from Chris Lloyd (Melbourne Business School). Kerrie was an Invited Speaker at the recent NZSA Conference, and is well-known for her contributions in Bayesian Statistics. Steve Haslett (Massey University) was appointed as a Theory and Methods Editor earlier this year.
Kerrie Mengersen, Managing Editor of ANZJS, and
Claire Jordan at the NZSA conference dinner.
Russell Millar (University of Auckland) will hand over his position as Applications Editor later this year, although he does not yet have a successor. The Association is very grateful to Russell for his sterling efforts over a busy period.
The number of Theory and Methods papers submitted to ANZJS continues to be high although the acceptance rate is not, and there are to be two ‘bumper’ issues published. In order to be sure of covering associated costs the NZSA AGM approved an increase in the subscription rate for members.
The homepage for ANZJS is now http://www.statsoc.org.au/Publications/ANZJS.htm.
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