FACULTY

There are presently 13 full professors,3 associate professors, 3 assistant professors and 2 emeritus professors in the School of Statistics, in addition to 3 outside members of the graduate faculty.

In the School of Statistics, 9 faculty members are Fellows of the IMS, 12 are Fellows of the ASA, and 10 have been elected to membership in the ISI. Most faculty members are or have been editors or associate editors of major journals. In addition, several have been nominated for, or are the recipients of, awards for excellence in teaching.

Administrators

The Faculty

Name	Addresses and Phone	Research Interests
Christopher Bingham	372 FordH and 146E ClaOff 612-625-1024 and 612-625-7023 kb@stat.umn.edu	Directional Data Analysis, Time Series Analysis, Multivariate Analysis, Chronobiometry, Statistical Computing
Kathryn M. Chaloner	381 FordH 612-626-0356 kathryn@stat.umn.edu	Bayesian Statistics, Experimental Design, Clinical Trials, AIDS Research
R. Dennis Cook	366 FordH and 146B ClaOff 612-625-1062 and 612-625-7732 dennis@stat.umn.edu	Experimental Design, Linear and Nonlinear Models, Regression Diagnostics, Graphical Methods, Population Genetics
James M. Dickey	342 FordH 612-625-6622 dickey@stat.umn.edu	Bayesian Statistics, Expert-opinion Probability Modeling, Smoothing Methods, Foundations of Inference
Morris L. Eaton	367 FordH 612-625-7515 eaton@stat.umn.edu	Multivariate Analysis, Probability Inequalities, Decision Theory, Bayesian Inference, Prediction
Seymour Geisser	313A FordH and 312 FordH 612-625-4005 geisser@stat.umn.edu	Bayesian Inference, Model Selection, Predictivism, Sample Reuse, Biomedical Applications, Diagnostics
Charles Geyer	356 FordH 612-625-8511 charlie@stat.umn.edu	Constrained Maximum Likelihood, Monte Carlo Likelihood, Markov Chain Monte Carlo, Statistical Genetics
Birgit Grund	383 FordH 612-624-8076 birgit@stat.umn.edu	Nonparametric Curve Estimation, Kernel Smoothing, AIDS Clinical trials
Douglas M. Hawkins	357 FordH 612-624-4166 doug@stat.umn.edu	Quality Improvement, Case Diagnostics, Chemometrics
Tiefeng Jiang	365 FordH 612-624-3850 tjiang@stat.umn.edu	Bioinformatics, large deviations, Chen-Stein method and asymptotics of statistics.
Galin Jones	347 FordH 612-624-8862 galin@stat.umn.edu	Markov chain Monte Carlo methodology. Generalized Linear Mixed Models. Applications in biological and environmental settings.
Kinley Larntz "Emeritus"	392 FordH 612-625-5303 kinley@stat.umn.edu	Categorical Data, Experimental Design, Computer-Intensive Methods, Medical Applications
Bernard W. Lindgren "Emeritus"	392 FordH 612-625-5303 bernie@stat.umn.edu	Statistical Education, General Theory
Frank B. Martin	146C ClaOff and 368 FordH 612-625-4214 and 612-625-4897 fbm@stat.umn.edu	Experimental Design, Analysis of Variance Procedures, Finite Population Sampling
Glen D. Meeden	347 FordH 612-625-8321 glen@stat.umn.edu	Bayesian Inference, Decision Theory, Finite Population Sampling
Gary W. Oehlert	384 FordH 612-625-1557 gary@stat.umn.edu	Data Analysis, Environmental Trend Analysis, Nonparametric Regression
Ronald C. Pruitt	355 FordH 612-625-6505 ronp@stat.umn.edu	Nonparametrics, Survival Analysis
Peihua Qiu	389 FordH 612-625-5819 qiu@stat.umn.edu	Nonparametric Curve / Surface Fitting, Image Processing, Survival Analysis and Reliability, Statistical Applications
William D. Sudderth	320 FordH 612-625-2801 bill@stat.umn.edu	Probability Theory, Stochastic Games, Foundations of Statistics
Luke Tierney	385 FordH 612-625-7843 luke@stat.umn.edu	Reliability Models, Inference, Approximate Bayesian Methods, Statistical Computing, Dynamic Graphics
Sanford Weisberg	362 FordH and 146H ClaOff 612-625-8355 and 612-625-8777 sandy@stat.umn.edu	Regression and Modeling, Diagnostics, Graphical Methods, Computing

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