Statistics is literally the lingua franca of twenty-first-century academic research. It is essential to nearly every field that uses data, from cinematography to history, from astronomy to physics, as well as everything in between. Statistics is now a common language across the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences.
CAS works closely with our constituent departments to offer a broad range of course experiences for our students...learn more
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Jeff Gill, along with George Casella (University of Florida) have been awarded an NSF Grant entitled "Collaborative Research: Identifying Structure in Social Data Models using Markov Chain Monte Carlo Algorithms,"
Each year CAS welcomes two distinguished statisticians in residence. (Fall 2009 syllabus can be found here) These top scholars spend the first and last week of each semester working with faculty, graduate students and give highly topical lectures...learn more