Journal Scholars Exchange

What is the Journal Scholars Exchange (JSE)?

The American Statistical Association (ASA) and the American Association for Public Opinion Research (AAPOR) have collaboratively developed the Journal Scholars Exchange (JSE), a structured semester based program designed to prepare the next generation of researchers for careers in the professional, industrial, and academic fields. This program offers college students the opportunity to receive mentorship, engage in professional development, and learn presentation best practices.

JSE is open to undergraduate students interested in survey and public opinion research, statistics, data science, or related fields.

What are the Benefits of Joining?

Complimentary Student Membership: Join the American Statistical Association and American Association for Public Opinion Research and receive all the benefits of professional membership.

Professional Growth: Dive into tailored networking opportunities and engaging skill-building activities while hearing from established industry leaders. 

Presentation Excellence: Master your presentation skills as you discuss cutting-edge scientific articles from the Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology. 

Supportive Community: Be part of a collaborative and encouraging network of peers and mentors dedicated to your success. 

2025 Spring Cohort

The spring semester consists of two/three meetings aimed at equipping students with essential soft skills that will support their transition to the next stage of their academic and professional journey.
  • Meeting Blueprint (90 minutes):
    • First 60 minutes focuses on interactive programming, including networking, mentoring, and career-building activities such as resume enhancement and optimizing social media presence for career success.
    • Back 30 minutes allows students the opportunity to present research in any format in front of mentors who will provide growth focused feedback.
  • Meeting Schedule:
    • First Meeting: March 4th (90 minutes) – Nontraditional Career Paths
    • Second Meeting: April 4th (90 minutes) – AI in the Field
  • Sign-ups are accepted on a rolling basis, as students are accepted they will be sent an email notification along with a LinkedIn group space link as a participation hub.

Application

For more information, email Ryan Green