TL;DR: Birmingham Newman University and the Faculty of Behavioural and Movement Sciences (VU Amsterdam) have recently joined the JASP Community as bronze members. Welcome!
Several universities and institutions have joined the JASP Community and together support the continued development of JASP. The vision is that institutions of higher learning can increase the quality of their statistics courses by adopting a software program that is free, user-friendly, and flexible – JASP. Because JASP is open-source, its continued development also benefits underprivileged students and teachers worldwide.
By joining forces across institutions we believe it is possible to boost the quality of statistics education for a smidgen of the costs that universities worldwide now spend on annual licenses for commercial, closed-source software. A more in-depth description of the JASP Community is provided on the JASP website.
Please do not hesitate to attend your institution to the possibility of joining the JASP Community! Courtesy of Tony Myers from Birmingham Newman, here is a pitch that outlines the reasons for joining the JASP Community that you may recycle for your own institution.
The JASP Community Governing Board
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