A few photographs from around the School. Click the thumbnail pictures to see full size views.

On the Mall

	Ford Hall on an early spring day. Basic Sciences and Bioengineering is in the background.
	Flowers on the mall in front of Ford Hall (off to the left, out of frame). Coffman Union (under renovation) is in the background.
	Looking the other direction up the mall from the steps of Ford Hall. Vincent Hall (the mathematics building) is on the near right.

Come on In!

Open the door to the School of Statistics.

Faces in the office

	Dana Tinsley handles keys, room assignments, scheduling, and a million other things.
	Mary Hildre handles admissions and graduate student records, plus the million other things that Dana doesn't do.
	Jane Sell does the books and payroll.
	Our Supreme Leader, Director Glen Meeden, renders an opinion.
	DGS Gary Oehlert -- would you take advice from this man?
	Prof. Galin Jones gets ready for class.

Around the School of Statistics

	The conference room. Used for meetings, oral exams, and social events. It has a great view (overlooks the flowers).
	The view from the conference room. The bridge and walkway are across the Mississippi River to the West Bank campus. The funny looking stainless steel building is a Frank Gehry designed art museum. The brown spot is where the flowers will bloom when summer arrives.
	Prof. Ron Pruitt holds a help session.
	The reading room. Really a small library with a pretty good journal collection. The big mathematics library is in Vincent Hall, next door to Ford Hall.
	More reading room. Cheery windows; river view.
	Prof. Bill Sudderth is always hard at work.
	TA Shr-Wei Chen helps a student during office hours.
	Next door, Prof. Charlie Geyer is also holding office hours.
	Our computer lab (fall 2000). We have some newer boxes in there now, including a pair of Macs, a pair of Windows machines, and about a dozen dual-processor SuSE Linux boxes, plus color and black and white printers, CDROM burner, and scanners.
	Our computer lab (spring 2002). It's 8:40 AM and only Murali Haran, Heather Way, and Francisca Winston show signs of life.
	Later on, Brenda DeBlois tries to keep a straight face during the photo.
	Meggie Wen looks like she wants to strangle her computer ...
	... but Brenda loves her computer (needs to get out more).
	A faculty office; Kit and Gary discuss MacAnova. Student offices are larger with more than one student per office, and generally neater ...
	... but not always neater.
	Nabina Bista helps a client in our Minneapolis statistical consulting clinic.
	Lounge/lunch room. It's 9AM and no one is eating lunch yet?
	Nabina Bista smiles the smile of someone who just passed her M.S. written exam.