Titlebook: Strength in Numbers: The Rising of Academic Statistics Departments in the U. S.; Alan Agresti,Xiao-Li Meng Book 2013 Springer Science+Busi

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Harvard University Department of Biostatistics,c Health. Its first chair was E. B. Wilson, who served from 1922–1946. The department was renamed the Department of Biostatistics with the appointment of Hugo Muench as chair in 1946. Subsequent chairs were Robert Reed (1961-1963), Jane Worcester (1973-1977), Fred Mosteller (1977-1981), Marvin Zelen

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Iowa State University Statistics Department, issues involving Applied Mathematics and Statistics, and to interact with an agricultural entrepreneur with a developing interest in Statistics and computational methods. Increasing demand for statistical support resulted in the establishment of the Statistical Laboratory and the Statistical Sectio

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Johns Hopkins University Department of Biostatistics,s and traditions, and itsaccomplishments in research and education, over its long history, and it briefly surveys theHopkins Statistics Department and its successors. Research advancements include methodologiesrelating to population growth, epidemic modeling, survival function estimation (e.g. Kapla

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Michigan State University Department of Statistics and Probability,iversity standing in 1955. The Department of Statistics was formed in 1955 around five faculty transferred from the Department of Mathematics. It was charged with the responsibility for teaching statistics courses, providing statistical consulting, and providing a center for routine desk calculation

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Penn State University Department of Statistics,y Non-Statisticians at Penn State University” and it could easily have been defended as the truth. The writer would have elaborated as follows: “The Department of Statistics was created on July 1, 1968, with James B. Bartoo as its first head. Questions have been asked about how it came about and why

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