If you find yourself being called on to talk p-values, here are some #ReadyResources from the Points of Significance column in Nature Method

Are you a biostatistician in health sciences with a salary conversation in your near future? We look at how to use the ASA annual academic s

Often sitting on the edge reality and absurdity, sketches and cartoons can be used to motivate discussion in a safe space. Check out these h

Did your mentee write a good statistics education paper? Did you hear of a teacher doing great things? Show these TSHS colleagues you notice

TSHS is sponsoring three roundtable discussions at #JSM2018. Check them out. Registration opens today.

Melissa Pittard reports that Flipped Learning, by Talbert and Bergmann, is an excellent resource for those interested, curious, or even skep

The Section for Statistical Programmers and Analysts (SSPA) is sponsoring a webinar on how to create health care related graphics in SAS.

On the TSHS blog, we'd like to share online resources that make our teaching lives easier. We start with our own TSHS Resources Portal.

TSHS recently hosted a webinar by John Fox, author of R Commander and book "Using the R Commander." Read a book review or members

It is a great time to be a member of the Section on the Teaching of Statistics in the Health Sciences! From our first webinar to the vote on