Staff Spotlight
Demarco Wiggins
site, for which I can take no cred- be absolutely lost without their
it. That honor goes to the ASA help and patience.
webmaster, Ryan Bell. But I have I’ve learned so much from
recently been and will be more the ASA, and I look forward to
involved with our Joint Statistical learning more. Further, I look
Meetings database, where we keep forward to continuing my
the massive amount of informa- relationship with the ASA staff.
tion relevant to scheduling and I consider my job here more
organizing JSM. I am fortunate than a career, and the staff has
to be able to rely on the ASA been more like family. Any
staff, as my job duties travel into questions or thoughts? I can be
the seen and unforeseen. I would reached at
demarco@amstat.org. ■
Wiggins
B
eing the new guy in the
office has its perks. These
last few months have
flown by. Working under Tim
Gill has been an experience with-
in itself. His insight and vision
for the association can’t be down-
played. He is brilliant at what he
does, and by following his lead, I
learn and reap all the benefits.
I am the network and data-
base administrator/application
developer. I hope my computer
knowledge, due diligence, com-
mitment, and savvy are assets to
the association, seeing as I assist
with and maintain the network
and provide support for our
wonderful staff and members.
We are exploring new tech-
nologies and platforms to offer
even more enhanced journals
and publications.
We recently deployed a more
user-friendly and interactive web
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