Alumni
Your degree from the Department of Statistics forever connects you with a powerful personal and professional network of fellow Huskies.
Recent Alumni Updates
Jing Wu ’17 Ph.D. Promoted at University of Rhode Island
Professor Wu was promoted to associate professor with tenure in the Department of Computer Science and Statistics.
[Read More]Xia Wang ’09 Ph.D. Promoted at University of Cincinnati
Professor Wang was promoted to the rank of full professor in the Department of Mathematical Sciences in the Division of Statistics and Data Science.
[Read More]Prince Allotey ’22 Ph.D. Featured on UConn Today
“One of my favorite things about statistics is using statistical methods to help solve real-life problems.”
[Read More]Distinguished Alumni Awards
Distinguished Alumni Awards are given by the Department to a select few alumni who have accomplished exemplary work in the field of statistics. See the list of alumni who have been awarded this prestigious honor below.
Past Recipients
Patrick J. Cantwell ’87 (CLAS) Ph.D.
Chief of the Decennial Statistical Studies Division, U.S. Census Bureau
Awarded in 2019
E. Jacquelin Dietz ’78 Ph.D.
Professor, Meredith College
Awarded in 2012
Christos P. Tsokos ’68 Ph.D.
Distinguished University Professor, University of South Florida
Awarded in 2010
David Salsburg ’66 Ph.D.
Pfizer Pharmaceuticals
Awarded in 2008
Alumni Resources
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