Statistics Faculty - Revision history

Kziegler at 18:05, 11 February 2011

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	{{SFacultyInfo		{{SFacultyInfo
	\|name= Katie Ziegler-Graham		\|name= Katie Ziegler-Graham
-	\|title= ~~Visiting~~ Professor of Statistics	+	\|title= Assistant Professor of Statistics
-	\|areaOfStudy= ~~biostatistics~~	+	\|areaOfStudy= Biostatistics
	\|description=		\|description=
-	Katie, a graduate of The College of Wooster, earned her Ph.D. in Biostatistics from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Katie's public health research interests include injury prevention, limb loss, and most recently Alzheimer's disease. In addition to public health research she is interested in using likelihood methodology to measure the strength of statistical evidence in data. In her spare time time Katie enjoys reading, knitting~~, quilting, walking~~ and ~~gardening. Most of all she and her husband Tom enjoy~~ spending time with ~~their daughter, Lucy and son, James~~.	+	Katie, a graduate of The College of Wooster, earned her Ph.D. in Biostatistics from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Katie's public health research interests include injury prevention, limb loss, and most recently Alzheimer's disease. In addition to public health research she is interested in using likelihood methodology to measure the strength of statistical evidence in data. In her spare time time Katie enjoys reading, knitting and spending time with her family.
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Berliner at 05:44, 3 November 2009

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	Paul is an applied statistician, having attacked problems ranging from clinical trials in panic disorder to population models for bowhead whales to indicators of welfare recidivism to the effects of forest fragmentation on birds. He returns to The Hill after a long hiatus; after graduating from St. Olaf in 1989 with majors in mathematics and economics, Paul earned an M.S. in statistics from Iowa State, worked as a clinical statistician for Eli Lilly, earned a Ph.D. in statistics from Colorado State, and taught for several years at both Bucknell and Connecticut College. In addition to applied statistical consulting, Paul's research interests include Bayesian statistics, nonparametric methods, and statistical education. Paul and his wife Karen have three young children--Samantha, Timothy, and Sophie--who keep his office decorated with fine artwork. Outside of his office, Paul can often be found on some athletic court or field, playing basketball, tennis, soccer, and maybe even broomball. Or, he can befound putting his statistical knowledge to good use -- attempting to win the coveted Joe Boe Trophy in the Boe Fantasy Football League.		Paul is an applied statistician, having attacked problems ranging from clinical trials in panic disorder to population models for bowhead whales to indicators of welfare recidivism to the effects of forest fragmentation on birds. He returns to The Hill after a long hiatus; after graduating from St. Olaf in 1989 with majors in mathematics and economics, Paul earned an M.S. in statistics from Iowa State, worked as a clinical statistician for Eli Lilly, earned a Ph.D. in statistics from Colorado State, and taught for several years at both Bucknell and Connecticut College. In addition to applied statistical consulting, Paul's research interests include Bayesian statistics, nonparametric methods, and statistical education. Paul and his wife Karen have three young children--Samantha, Timothy, and Sophie--who keep his office decorated with fine artwork. Outside of his office, Paul can often be found on some athletic court or field, playing basketball, tennis, soccer, and maybe even broomball. Or, he can befound putting his statistical knowledge to good use -- attempting to win the coveted Joe Boe Trophy in the Boe Fantasy Football League.
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-	~~\|name= James Scott~~	+
-	~~\|title= Post-doctoral Associate~~	+
-	~~\|areaOfStudy= biostatistics and epidemiology~~	+
-	~~\|description=~~	+
-	Jim joined the St. Olaf faculty in 2007-08 after earning his degree in epidemiology at UC Berkeley. His interests include social network and water sanitation globally. He and his wife, Kate, have a daughter named Julia and another one joining the family this summer.	+
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Legler at 18:44, 2 July 2008

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	\|areaOfStudy= statistics education		\|areaOfStudy= statistics education
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-	Sharon joins the St. Olaf faculty in the fall of 2008 after earning a doctorate in statistics education at the University of Minnesota. Sharon is active in the statistics education community locally ~~and~~ nationally.	+	Sharon joins the St. Olaf faculty in the fall of 2008 after earning a doctorate in statistics education at the University of Minnesota. Sharon is active in the statistics education community locally, nationally, and internationally. Among her presentations and papers is a chapter in the Sixty-eighth NCTM Yearbook, “What is statistical thinking and how is it developed?” She also has a paper in the proceedings of the International Association of Statistical Education conference on Assessing Student Learning in Statistics based on her dissertation research. Sharon has taught statistics here at Saint Olaf College, at Macalester College, Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo, and the University of Minnesota. She is a member of Winds of Change, a multi-racial group encouraging the exploration of race issues using the arts and circle processes. Her partner is a nurse practitioner and they have one child, Audrey (age 8).
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Legler at 19:41, 25 June 2008

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	Founder of the Statistics program at St. Olaf College.		Founder of the Statistics program at St. Olaf College.
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		+	{{SFacultyInfo
		+	\|name= Sharon Lane-Getaz
		+	\|title= Assistant Professor of Statistics and Education
		+	\|areaOfStudy= statistics education
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		+	Sharon joins the St. Olaf faculty in the fall of 2008 after earning a doctorate in statistics education at the University of Minnesota. Sharon is active in the statistics education community locally and nationally.
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Legler at 19:35, 25 June 2008

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	Founder of the Statistics program at St. Olaf College.		Founder of the Statistics program at St. Olaf College.
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	\|name= Matthew Richey		\|name= Matthew Richey
-	\|title= Professor of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science	+	\|title= Professor of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science, currently Associate Dean 2008-2011
	\|areaOfStudy= computational mathematics and software design		\|areaOfStudy= computational mathematics and software design
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-	Matt is originally from Kentucky and received his B.A. from Kenyon College and his Ph.D. from Dartmouth. He came to St. Olaf in 1986 and has been here ever since. His areas of research are Applied Mathematics, Mathematical Computing, and Bayesian Computational Statistics. In addition, Matt has ~~been~~ designed and implemented software for industry and is a consultant to the college's efforts to redesign the student information system. He ~~is married to Pearl Devenow, has~~ two children (Marianna and Gabriel)~~, two cats, and two dogs~~. In his spare time (the little that remains) Matt enjoys running, listening to music, and cooking. He is also involved in a life-long effort to correct the commonly held belief that the sacrifice bunt in baseball is a an effective strategic ploy. So far, he has failed.	+	Matt is originally from Kentucky and received his B.A. from Kenyon College and his Ph.D. from Dartmouth. He came to St. Olaf in 1986 and has been here ever since. His areas of research are Applied Mathematics, Mathematical Computing, and Bayesian Computational Statistics. In addition, Matt has designed and implemented software for industry and is a consultant to the college's efforts to redesign the student information system. He enjoys spending time with his two children (Marianna and Gabriel). In his spare time (the little that remains) Matt enjoys running, listening to music, and cooking. He is also involved in a life-long effort to correct the commonly held belief that the sacrifice bunt in baseball is a an effective strategic ploy. So far, he has failed.
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Legler at 19:33, 25 June 2008

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-	{{SFacultyInfo
-	\|name = Christine Kohnen
-	\|title= Visiting Assistant Professor of Statistics
-	\|areaOfStudy= Bayesian statistics and synthetic data
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-	Christine recieved her Ph.D in Statistics and Decision Sciences at Duke University (Durham, NC) and had been there since graduating from Saint Olaf College in 2000. While at Duke, she also received a MS in Statistics, taught several statistics courses, camped out for basketball tickets and spent time with the Cameron Crazies. When not thinking about data confidentiality and synthetic data methods, she enjoys both ballroom and latin dance, photography (the Sarah P. Duke gardens are wonderful in the spring), and traveling.
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	{{SFacultyInfo		{{SFacultyInfo
	\|name= Julie Legler		\|name= Julie Legler
-	\|title= ~~Director~~ of Statistics ~~and Associate Professor of Mathematics~~, ~~Statistics and Computer Science~~	+	\|title= Professor of Statistics, on sabbatical 08-09
	\|areaOfStudy= biostatistics and latent variable modeling		\|areaOfStudy= biostatistics and latent variable modeling
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	Paul is an applied statistician, having attacked problems ranging from clinical trials in panic disorder to population models for bowhead whales to indicators of welfare recidivism to the effects of forest fragmentation on birds. He returns to The Hill after a long hiatus; after graduating from St. Olaf in 1989 with majors in mathematics and economics, Paul earned an M.S. in statistics from Iowa State, worked as a clinical statistician for Eli Lilly, earned a Ph.D. in statistics from Colorado State, and taught for several years at both Bucknell and Connecticut College. In addition to applied statistical consulting, Paul's research interests include Bayesian statistics, nonparametric methods, and statistical education. Paul and his wife Karen have three young children--Samantha, Timothy, and Sophie--who keep his office decorated with fine artwork. Outside of his office, Paul can often be found on some athletic court or field, playing basketball, tennis, soccer, and maybe even broomball. Or, he can befound putting his statistical knowledge to good use -- attempting to win the coveted Joe Boe Trophy in the Boe Fantasy Football League.		Paul is an applied statistician, having attacked problems ranging from clinical trials in panic disorder to population models for bowhead whales to indicators of welfare recidivism to the effects of forest fragmentation on birds. He returns to The Hill after a long hiatus; after graduating from St. Olaf in 1989 with majors in mathematics and economics, Paul earned an M.S. in statistics from Iowa State, worked as a clinical statistician for Eli Lilly, earned a Ph.D. in statistics from Colorado State, and taught for several years at both Bucknell and Connecticut College. In addition to applied statistical consulting, Paul's research interests include Bayesian statistics, nonparametric methods, and statistical education. Paul and his wife Karen have three young children--Samantha, Timothy, and Sophie--who keep his office decorated with fine artwork. Outside of his office, Paul can often be found on some athletic court or field, playing basketball, tennis, soccer, and maybe even broomball. Or, he can befound putting his statistical knowledge to good use -- attempting to win the coveted Joe Boe Trophy in the Boe Fantasy Football League.
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		+	{{SFacultyInfo
		+	\|name= James Scott
		+	\|title= Post-doctoral Associate
		+	\|areaOfStudy= biostatistics and epidemiology
		+	\|description=
		+	Jim joined the St. Olaf faculty in 2007-08 after earning his degree in epidemiology at UC Berkeley. His interests include social network and water sanitation globally. He and his wife, Kate, have a daughter named Julia and another one joining the family this summer.
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-	Katie, a graduate of The College of Wooster, earned her Ph.D. in Biostatistics from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Katie's public health research interests include injury prevention, limb loss, and most recently Alzheimer's disease. In addition to public health research she is interested in using likelihood methodology to measure the strength of statistical evidence in data. In her spare time time Katie enjoys reading, knitting, quilting, walking and gardening. Most of all she and her husband Tom enjoy spending time with their daughter Lucy.	+	Katie, a graduate of The College of Wooster, earned her Ph.D. in Biostatistics from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Katie's public health research interests include injury prevention, limb loss, and most recently Alzheimer's disease. In addition to public health research she is interested in using likelihood methodology to measure the strength of statistical evidence in data. In her spare time time Katie enjoys reading, knitting, quilting, walking and gardening. Most of all she and her husband Tom enjoy spending time with their daughter, Lucy and son, James.
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Wiebe: SFaculty moved to Statistics Faculty: Better Name. DW

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Wiebe at 18:23, 12 July 2007

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Wiebe at 19:29, 2 July 2007

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Wiebe at 19:51, 28 June 2007

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	\|name= Anthony Becker		\|name= Anthony Becker