Welcome:
Addi Atkins, is our new Program Assistant in the main office of
the Department of Statistics.
Oliver Will, recent Ph.D. graduate from University of Southern
California, is assuming the position of ACMS-VIGRE Postdoctoral
Fellow/Lecturer in the Department of Statistics. He will be teaching
Statistics 220 Autumn quarter.
Haijun Li, Associate Professor of the Department of Mathematics,
Washington State University will be visiting the department Autumn quarter.
New Students:
David Dailey Evergreen State College
Nate Derby Pomona College
Mathias Drton Universitaet Augsburg
Sarah Gelfand Brown University
Adam Glynn John Hopkins University
Garrett Hellenthal Santa Clara University
Leah Jager Calvin College
Jay Jones Institute of Paper Science & Technology
Qunhua Li Texas A&M
Marloes Maathuis Delft University of Technology
Rebecca Nugent Stanford University
Susan Shortreed University of Michigan
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Statistics Seminars:
- Thursday,
October 11, 2001
- Thomas A. Ferryman, Statistics and Quantitative Sciences
Group. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA
- "Applied Statistics Research and Development
at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory"
- T639 Health Sciences Building at 3:30 P.M.
Congratulations:
Moulinath Banerjee, graduate of our Ph.D. program accepted an
Assistant Professor position at the Department of Statistics, University
of Michigan.
Samantha Bates, received her Ph.D. and has accepted a tenure
track Assistant Professor position in the Department of Statistics at
Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA. She also shared the prize for best
student paper, and won the award for best risk analysis paper at the
International Environmetric Society meeting in Portland.
Peter Craigmile, received his Ph.D. and accepted a position at
Ohio State University as Assistant Professor.
Peter Guttorp, has been elected ASA fellow.
Ingo Ruczinski, received his Ph.D. and has accepted a position at
John Hopkins University as Assistant Professor.
Elizabeth Thompson, recently received the first Jerome Sacks
Award for Cross-Disciplinary Research from NISS at JSM 2001.
Jake Wegelin, has received his Ph.D. and will be a lecturer at
the University of Washington, Bothell.
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