Eastern North American Region (Enar)

the international biometric society (ibs) is an international society for the advancement of biological science through the development of quantitative theories and the application, development and dissemination of effective mathematical and statistical techniques. the society welcomes as members biologists, mathematicians, statisticians, and others interested in applying similar techniques. the eastern north american region (enar) was the first ibs region formed, arising out of the asa biometrics section. membership is open to all interested persons living in those portions of the united states and canada east of approximately 104° west longitude (roughly denver, co in the us and regina, saskatchewan in canada). enar provides a community and meeting place, a forum to share and document achievement, an environment for identifying and fostering the next generation of statistical scientists, and a distinct professional identity. enar has been a key contributor to the growth of biostat