Read the latest issue of This Week—Nominations Open for Member-Selected Directors, Annual Awards; Contingencies, Actuarial Update Released; PBR Bootcamp Early Registration Extended. bit.ly/4dsaUbY

In the May/June issue of Contingencies, the feature story, “Into the Deep End,” explores what neural networks are—and how can they be thoughtfully deployed. Read it here: bit.ly/3JJLjNS

Occasionally actuaries ask about the difference between practice notes and actuarial standards of practice. While practice notes and ASOPs both provide useful information to the actuary, only one of them is binding. Read the latest Professionalism Counts: bit.ly/3wiuo1P

The May/June issue of Contingencies, “Election Issues 2024: The Academy Weighs In,” highlights the objective, nonpartisan analysis of key topics Americans care about. Read it here: bit.ly/3Upyrl5

BACK IN STOCK—The custom-designed book, “The Magic School Bus Takes a Risk: A Book about Probability,” explores how actuaries help people understand and lessen risk for the community. Click here to purchase: bit.ly/2XFQjed

“Once I started volunteering for the Academy, I felt much more engaged and invested in my profession than I had before,” says Academy member Becky Sheppard on #ActuaryVoices . Listen to the new episode: bit.ly/3mf1XN7

Read the May/June issue of Contingencies. “Contingencies’ 35th Anniversary” offers featurettes on the publication’s impact, its professionalism and digital offerings, and a hilarious Q&A with Up to Code cartoonist Joe Sutliff. bit.ly/37X9cPm

Read the April Actuarial Update—Academy Hill Visits Offer Actuarial Perspective on Key Election-Year Issues; Nominations Open for Academy Annual Awards; Academy Kicking off ‘ERISA at 50’ Series With May Webinar, June Symposium. bit.ly/3QrygEq

Read the latest issue of This Week—ASB Annual Report; PBR Bootcamp Early-Registration Deadline; Contingencies Recognizes Academy Volunteers. bit.ly/3wetd3p

April is Math and Statistics Awareness Month! To celebrate, check out the Academy’s customed designed book “The Magic School Bus Takes a Risk,” which helps kids of all backgrounds get excited about math. Order it here: bit.ly/3Ei2ynH#MathSt…

To mark #NationalVolunteerWeek and put a spotlight on the impact of our volunteers, Contingencies sat down with five #actuaries at different stages in their careers to hear their thoughts about their experience volunteering for the Academy. Read now: bit.ly/44iCbsQ

As we celebrate #NationalVolunteerWeek , hear about fellow Academy members experiences and why they volunteer!

NEW EPISODE: Becky Sheppard joins Actuary Voices to discuss the benefits of volunteering with the Academy, including a wide range of experiences and perspectives through networking. Listen here: bit.ly/3mf1XN7 #NationalVolunteerWeek

Register for the Academy’s May 2 webinar where speakers will discuss discrimination in insurance and present practical methods for testing and monitoring of algorithms to address regulatory and societal concerns. USQS Bias CE will be available. bit.ly/4aHju4u

The Academy’s popular PBR Bootcamp is back in person this year and set for June 11–13 in Philadelphia. Secure your early registration discount by May 1 and save $300. bit.ly/3IgqvNn

Join us May 1 for upcoming webinar, “An Introduction to P&C Risk-Based Capital.” Attendees will walk away with a solid understanding of P&C RBC, its importance, and ongoing work at the NAIC and at the Academy. Register today. bit.ly/49EEZ4Q

It’s National Volunteer Week! Join us in thanking those who dedicate their time and energy to achieving the Academy’s mission—and let’s take a moment to hear directly from several of our members about why they volunteer. #NationalVolunteerWeek #VolunteerAppreciation

#ICYMI : Life Perspectives led with the new “Investment Actuaries’ Corner” column. This installment looks at “Commercial Real Estate in a Post-COVID Environment,” along with life insurers’ increased exposure to real-estate related investment vehicles. bit.ly/444nCcm

The Academy released an updated monograph and issue brief on individual equity and social adequacy as those principles apply to social security reform options. Want to learn more? Read them here: bit.ly/4d49Ydj

Read the latest issue of This Week—Academy 'Hill Visits' Cover Key Issues With Federal Policymakers; Social Security Publications; Volunteer Webinar Next Week. bit.ly/3xHsfwV