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 Beretvas, S. Natasha http://edpsych.edb.utexas.edu/people/faculty/details.php?ID_PK=F9827CC4-F2D5-0BA0-AC74C11EE87C9EC0

• Areas of statistical interest: multilevel modeling and meta-analysis
• Possible areas for supervising master's reports: Any methodological or simulation study that fits within the above areas.
  

 
Brockett, Patrick L.

   http://www.mccombs.utexas.edu/dept/irom/faculty/profiles/index-vita.asp?addTarget=267 

Damien, Paul 

 Hasenbein, John J. http://www.me.utexas.edu/directory/faculty/hasenbein/john/35/

• Possible areas for serving on master's report committees: Simulation, simulation output analysis, stochastic processes

• Areas of interest: Wavelets, scale-invariant phenomena, spatial statistics, time-series analysis, network models

 
Koehler, Jonathan J. http://www.mccombs.utexas.edu/faculty/jonathan.koehler/

• Areas of statistical interest: Psychology of chance; probabilistic reasoning (Bayesian)
• Possible areas for serving on master's report committees: Experimental projects related to how people reason with statistics
• Background: Psychology (judgment and decision making)

Leckenby, John http://ciadvertising.org/about/people/leckenby/index.html

• Areas of statistical interest: Applied multivariate analysis in communication, advertising and
  marketing;  Probability distributions in media audience modeling and related fields.
• Possible areas for serving on master's report committees: Applied statistical methods in any social science discipline.

• Areas of statistical interest: Bayesian methods and computing, Markov Chain Monte Carlo methods, Data mining, Financial time series, Lifetime data analysis.
• Possible areas for supervising master's reports: Markov Chain Monte Carlo methods applied to financial data, Mixtures estimation, Bayesian filters for data mining, Simulation
• Possible areas for being a reader for masters reports: Bayesian statistics,Reliability theory and estimation, Simulation, Stochastic Processes, Applied Probability

Powers Daniel http://www.la.utexas.edu/research/faculty/dpowers/index.html

• Areas if statistical interest: Event History Analysis/Survival Modeling, Random Coefficient Models, Models for Categorical Data Analysis, Structural Equation Models
• Possible areas for supervising master's reports: Event History Analysis/Survival Modeling, Random Coefficient Models, Models for Categorical Data Analysis, Structural Equation Models

• Areas of Statistical Interest: Analysis of categorical data; intersection of statistical and demographic methods; non-random measurement error in surveys
• Possible areas for supervising master's reports: Methods for analyzing demographic and social survey data, particularly related to human fertility and mortality
• Possible areas for being a reader for master's reports: Simulation; capture-recapture methods; multi-level models

• Areas of Statistical Interest: Machine learning and data mining methods for data-driven business intelligence, intelligent and cost-effective information acquisition policies for decision making, and induction and inference with incomplete/partial information.

• Areas of Statistical Interest: Insurance statistics, econometrics, ranked set sampling, applied and theoretical statistics generally, Bayesian statistics, environmental statistics
• Areas for being reader or supervising master's reports: Insurance statistics, econometrics, ranked set sampling, applied and theoretical statistics generally, Bayesian statistics, environmental statistics

Shively, Thomas S. www.mccombs.utexas.edu/faculty/Tom.Shively

• Areas of statistical interest: Bayesian statistics, variable selection, simultaneous equations models, and marketing research models

• Areas of statistical interest: Environmental statistics, environmental risk analysis
• Possible areas for supervising master's reports: Environmental statistics, environmental risk analysis; occasionally other applications
• Possible areas for being a reader for master's reports: Environmental statistics; possibly applications to education, social sciences, science, engineering.
  

• Areas of statistical interest: Econometrics, Bayesian theory and applications, Likelihood theory and applications, Spatial statistics, Hierarchical linear models, Discrete dependent variables
• Possible areas for supervising master's reports: Any of the above areas
• Possible areas for being a reader for master's reports: The above areas or other applied topics

• Areas of statistical interest: multivariate regression, principal component analysis, principal component regression, correlated and collinear predictors
• Possible areas for serving on master's report committees: multivariate analysis of biological data