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The Department of Statistics has a reputation for outstanding teaching, research, and consulting services. The undergraduate program offers B.A. and B.S. degrees with two options in Statistical Computing and Quantitative Management, while the graduate program offers both an M.S. in Statistics and a Ph.D. in Applied Statistics. The program offers students unusually free access to the faculty, many of whom have received national and international recognition for their professional work.
In addition, the degree programs offer students opportunities to diversify their study to include research areas in a variety of academic disciplines. The Statistical Consulting Collaboratory provides faculty and students a rich environment for collaboration in research and instruction, emphasizing statistical/quantitative approaches. The faculty serves the academic community in many roles-as editors of major academic publications, as authors of major text books and research monographs, and as consultants to business, government and international organizations.
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News & Announcements
X-Labs are no longer required beginning Spring 2011.
We no longer have to schedule 2 hour X-labs for STAT48, STAT100A, and STAT100B now that we have increased capacity in our computer labs. The three hours of lab are now split into a two day per week, one and one half hours each day, through the normal enrollment process.
Congratulations Dr. Jeske!
Congratulations on being elected as a Fellow of the American Statistical Association. Your election is well deserved! Celebrate at the award ceremony during 2010 Joint Statistical Meeting in August!