Organization of the ISBA WebsiteThe left side-bar of every page in the ISBA website contains consistent navigational links to help you find your way around; links with a ">" symbol expand into submenus. The top-level entries are always: ISBA Homealways returns you to the ISBA home page.Newscontains recent announcements from ISBA and other noteworthy items of interest to statisticians.Publicationsdescribes all of ISBA's current publications including the Electronic Journal of Bayesian Statistics, Bayesian Analysis.About ISBAis the place to turn to find details on upcoming and recent ISBA Meetings; about the activities of ISBA's Local Chapters and Sections; to find who are ISBA's current Officers and Committees; results or candidate lists for recent or upcoming ISBA Elections; and the rules by which ISBA governs itself, under Bylaws and Constitution.ISBA Awardsdescribes the several prizes awarded periodically by ISBA to recognize excellence in theoretical and applied Bayesian scholarship. Bayesian ResourcesAs a service to ISBA members we provide a list and short synopsis of a number of books published by ISBA members under Books. Some information about the founder and namesake of Bayesian inference is given under Reverend Thomas Bayes. A growing list of Bayesian Links to sites relevant to Bayesian statistics is presented, including a site containing the lyrics to various Bayesian songs composed over the years! ISBA members can have advertisements for relevant job openings posted under Open Positions. A list of self-identified Bayesians Worldwide is also available. ISBA ArchivesDuring its brief history ISBA has been quite active in organizing meetings. At least one meeting a year has been held since 1993 in a variety of locales around the world. See Past Meetings for a list of these. A record of business conducted at past ISBA meetings can be found under Minutes. Photos contains some pictures of well-known Bayesians associated with ISBA. Under Service to ISBA we provide a list of those who have served ISBA in some capacity in the past. |