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Master’s of Statistics

Students

Students participating in the Intercollegiate Graduate Statistics and Data Science Program may pursue a concurrent master’s degree in statistics through the Department of Business Analytics and Statistics. This program is open to graduate students in departments at UTK with an approved statistics minor and/or master’s curriculum.

A limited core curriculum and a number of electives are offered by faculty in Haslam’s Department of Business Analytics and Statistics. Advanced statistical and data science courses that have been approved by the IGSDSP program’s executive committee may be applied to a minor or master’s degree in statistics under the guidance of a statistics advisor or a program prescribed by the students home department.

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Why Study Master’s of Statistics?

The discipline of Statistics informs nearly every field of modern science and social science. The fundamentals of collecting and interpreting data stand at the forefront of graduate academic work, and as such the Master of Statistics at the Haslam College of Business is the most advanced credential offered by the Intercollegiate Graduate Statistics and Data Science Program (IGSDSP).

What sets The Master’s of Statistics apart?

This M.S. in Statistics offers a valuable credential to students working toward a PhD at UTK that will set them apart when planning for a career either in industry or the academy. If your current program of study requires a substantial number of statistics or data science courses, a concurrent M.S. in Statistics can often be added to your program of study with limited impact on your time to graduation. The program may also accommodate students currently in a PhD program that would prefer to change their course of study to an M.S., but do not have an M.S. program available in their major field.

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Participating Programs and Common Academic Pathways

If your program is not listed, contact your college representative to start the process of getting program approval.

Program:

Accounting and Information Management

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD Students: Stat Minor, Stat MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS:

STAT 537 – Statistics for Research I

STAT 538 – Statistics for Research II

ECON 582 – Elements of Econometrics I

ECON 583 – Elements of Econometrics II

ECON 682 – Advanced Topics in Cross Section Econometrics

Contact your PhD Advisor for additional guidance.

Contact: lmyers16@utk.edu

Agricultural and Resource Economics

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Seong Hoon Cho, Karen DeLong, and Xuqi Chen

Animal Science

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for Ph.D. Students: Stat Minor, Stat MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact your academic advisor to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Anthropology

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for Ph.D. Students: Stat Minor

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Ben Auerbach

Biochemistry & Cellular and Molecular Biology

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Hong Tian, Rachel McCord

Biosystems Engineering and Soil Science

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor: Please contact your academic advisor to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Chemical Engineering

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact your academic advisor to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Child and Family Studies

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Jeremy B. Kanter

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Lee Han, Asad Khattak

Communication & Information

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent MS – Statistics Minor:

(Level A 6cr, Level B 3cr)

Level A: PSYCH 521 (Regression), PSYCH 522 (ANOVA)

Level B: PSYCH 622 (Structural Equation Modelling)

Preferred Courses for Concurrent PhD – Statistics MS:

(Level A 6cr, Level B 9cr)

Level A: PSYCH 521 (Regression), PSYCH 522 (ANOVA)

Level B: PSYCH 607 (Psychometrics), PSYCH 622 (Structural Equation Modelling), Student Program of Study Driven Level B Elective

Please use this as a guide and contact your advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Elizabeth Avery Foster, Michael Kotowski

Comparative & Experimental Medicine

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS:

  • STAT 537 Statistics for Research I
  • STAT 538 Statistics for Research II
  • PUBH 530 Biostatistics
  • ANSC 571 Design and analysis of biological research
  • ESM (or EDPY) 577 Statistics in Applied Fields I
  • ESM (or EDPY) 677 Statistics in Applied Fields II
  • PSYC 521 Analysis of Variance for Social Sciences
  • PSYC 522 Multiple Regression for Social Sciences
  • ESM (or EDPY) 678 Statistics in Applied Fields III
  • STAT 563 Probability and Mathematical Statistics I
  • STAT 564 Probability and Mathematical Statistics II
  • STAT 567 Analysis of Lifetime Data
  • STAT 575 Applied Time Series Communication and Information
  • STAT 577 Data Mining Methods and Applications
  • STAT 578 Categorical data analysis
  • STAT 579 Applied Multivariate Methods
  • PUBH 630 Advanced Biostatistics
  • PUBH 635 Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis
  • SOWK 665 Advanced Quantitative Research Methods: Applied multilevel modeling
  • BZAN 645 Machine Learning
  • IE 565 Applied Data Science
  • MSE 576 Machine Learning for Materials
  • ECE 517 Reinforcement Learning
  • COSC 522 Machine Learning
  • COSC 525 Deep Learning
  • COSC 526 Data Mining
  • COSC 527 Biologically Inspired computing
  • CEM 601 Advanced Epidemiology
  • CEM 602 GIS and Geographical Epidemiology
  • SOCI 631 Advanced quantitative methods
  • SOWK 665 Advanced Quantitative Research Methods: Applied Multilevel Modeling

*STAT 537 should be taken with STAT 538, STAT 538 should be taken after taking either STAT 537 or PUBH 530, PUBH 530 should be taken with STAT 538, ANSC 571 should be taken after taking STAT 537, EMS 577 should be taken with EMS 677, f EMS 677 should be taken after taking EMS 577, PSYC 521 should be taken with PSYC 521. PSYC 522 should be taken after taking PSYC 521

Contact your advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Odoi Agricola

Ecology & Evolutionary Biology

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: James Fordyce, Mike Gilchrist

Economics

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Luiz Renato Lima, Christian A. Vossler, Celeste Carruthers

Educational Psychology and Counseling

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Jennifer Ann Morrow, Louis Rocconi

Educational Leadership and Policy Studies

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Terry Ishitani

Entomology & Plant Pathology

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact your academic advisor to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Finance

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact your academic advisor to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Food Science & Technology

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact your academic advisor to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Forestry, Wildlife & Fisheries

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Sheng-I Yang, Mark Q. Wilber

Genome Science & Technology

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact your academic advisor to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Geography

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor:

Level A Class Options:

STAT 537 and GEOG 515

Level B Class Options:

GEOG 510: Geographic Software Design

GEOG 517: Database Design for Spatial Data Science

GEOG 549: Topics in Geography of Transportation (which covers various spatial analysis methods for transportation and logistics problems)

GEOG 611: Seminar in Geographic Information Science

GEOG 649: Seminar in Geography of Transportation (which covers spatial optimization problems)

Please contact the advisor (listed below) to finish creating a custom path for your academic goals.

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics MS:

GEOG 510: Geographic Software Design

GEOG 517: Database Design for Spatial Data Science

GEOG 549: Topics in Geography of Transportation (which covers various spatial analysis methods for transportation and logistics problems)

GEOG 611: Seminar in Geographic Information Science

GEOG 649: Seminar in Geography of Transportation (which covers spatial optimization problems)

Please contact the advisor (listed below) to finish creating a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Nicholas Nagle, Shih-Lung Shaw

Industrial & Systems Engineering

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: John Kobza, Mingzhou Jin, Hwangbo Hoon

Kinesiology, Recreation, and Sports Studies

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact your academic advisor to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Management and Entrepreneurship

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contact: David Williams

Management Science

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contact: Wenjun Zhou, Lan Gao

Marketing

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor:

STAT 578 Categorical Data Analysis

STAT 577 Data Mining Methods and Applications

STAT 579 Applied Multivariate Methods

Please contact the advisor (listed below) to finish creating a custom path for your academic goals.

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics MS:

STAT 578 Categorical Data Analysis

STAT 577 Data Mining Methods and Applications

STAT 579 Applied Multivariate Methods

Please contact the advisor (listed below) to finish creating a custom path for your academic goals.

Contact: Jonathan Hasford

Materials Science & Engineering/Polymer Engineering

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact your academic advisor to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Mathematics

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Vasillios Maroulas, Balram Rajput, Jan Rosinski, Christopher Strickland, Carl Wagner, Ioannis Sgouralis

Mechanical, Aerospace, and Biomedical Engineering

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact your academic advisor to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Microbiology

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact your academic advisor to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Natural Resources

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS:

Courses taken by graduate students in School of Natural Resources for IGSDSP minor and masters (09-16-2023)

Statistics for Research I – STAT 537 (Level A)

Statistics for Research II – STAT 538 (Level A)

Probability I – STAT 563 (Level B)

Probability II- STAT 564 (Level B)

Biometry – EEB 560 (Level B)

Applied Time Series – STAT 575 (Level B)

Design of Experiments – STAT 573 (Level B)

Data mining methods and applications – STAT 577 (Level B)

Machine Learning – COSC 522 (Level B)

Advanced Epidemiology – CEM 601 (Level B)

Design and Analysis of Biological Research – ANSC 571 (Level B)

Statistics for Biological Research – PLSC 561 (Level B)

Multivariate and data mining techniques – STAT 579 (Level B)

Categorical Data Analysis – STAT 578 (Level B)

Advanced Regression for Agricultural Research – FDSC 551 (Level B)

Introduction to Bayesian methods – POLS 518 (Level B)

Possible Course Pathway (Minor in Stats for SNR Master’s students)

Statistics for Research I – STAT 537 (Level A)

Biometry – EEB 560 (Substitute for Level A)

Level B course -> See options previous SNR students have taken for level B courses

Possible Course Pathway (Master’s in Stats for SNR students)

Statistics for Research I – STAT 537 (Level A)

Statistics for Research II – STAT 538 (Level A)

Probability I – STAT 563 (Level B)

Probability II- STAT 564 (Level B)

Biometry – EEB 560 (Level B)

Categorical Data Analysis – STAT 578 (Level B)

Data mining methods and applications – STAT 577 (Level B)

Introduction to Bayesian methods – POLS 518 (Level B)

9 remaining hours from technical courses in SNR

Please contact the advisor (listed below) to finish creating a custom path for your academic goals.

Contact: Mark Wilber

Nuclear Engineering

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Wes Hines, Ronald Pevey, Belle Upadhyaya, Jamie Coble

Nursing

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Lisa Lindley

Nutrition

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact your academic advisor to create a custom path for your academic goals.

AgricultPhysics and Astronomyural and Resource Economics

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact your academic advisor to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Plant Sciences

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Vincent Pantalone

Political Science

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor:

Level A – POLS 512 and POLS 513

Level B – two from POLS 515, POLS 516 and POLS 518; one course from another Department, to be approved by the Political Science DGS.

Please contact the advisor (listed below) to finish creating a custom path for your academic goals.

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics MS:

Level A – POLS 512 and POLS 513

Level B – two from POLS 515, POLS 516 and POLS 518; one course from another Department, to be approved by the Political Science DGS.

Please contact the advisor (listed below) to finish creating a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Wonjae Hwang, Kyung Joon Han, Nathan J. Kelly, David Houston

Psychology

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Chris Elledge, Lowell Gaertner

Public Health

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent MA – Statistics Minor:

Minor (masters level)

Level A

PUBH 530 Biostat (this is required for the MPH also)

Level B

STAT 578 Categorical Data Analysis

CEM 601 Advanced Epidemiology or CEM 602GIS and Geographical Epidemiology (as these are not offered every year)

Preferred Courses for Concurrent PhD – Statistics Minor:

Minor (phd level)

Level A

PUBH 530 Biostat

Level B

STAT 578 Categorical Data Analysis

CEM 601 Advanced Epidemiology or CEM 602 GIS and Geographical Epidemiology

SOWK 665 Advanced Quantitative Research Methods: Applied Multilevel Modeling

POLS 515 Maximum Likelihood

Please contact the advisor (listed below) to finish creating a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Samantha Ehrlich, Odoi Agricola

Retail, Hospitality, & Tourism Management

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact your academic advisor to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Social Work

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Charles Glisson, William Nugent

Sociology

Concurrent Degree Options for Master’s Students: Stat Minor

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent MA – Statistics Minor:

STAT 537 and 538 or PSYCH 521 and 522

SOCI 631

Preferred Courses for Concurrent PhD – Statistics Minor:

STAT 537 and 538 or PSYCH 521 and 522

SOCI 631

And any two of the following:

EDPY 667

GEOG 517

POLS 515

POLS 518

PUBH 635

PSYC 622

SOWK 665

Preferred Courses for Concurrent PhD – Statistics MS:

STAT 537 and 538

STAT 563 and 564

Additional B level STAT class:

STAT 579 or STAT 577

In concentration:

SOCI 631

SOCI 534*

POL 515

And any three of the following:

EDPY 667

GEOG 517

POLS 515

POLS 518

PUBH 635

PSYC 622

SOWK 665

Please contact the advisor (listed below) to finish creating a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Stephanie Bohon, Robert Jones, Deadric Williams

Supply Chain Management

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contact: Stephanie Eckerd

Theory and Practice in Teacher Education

Concurrent Degree Options for PhD: Stat Minor, STAT MS

Preferred Courses for Concurrent Statistics Minor or MS: Please contact the advisor (listed below) to create a custom path for your academic goals.

Contacts: Joshua Rosenberg

Master’s of Statistics Admissions

Admission to the program

Applicants must add a member of the IGSDSP faculty to their graduate committee and work with that committee to establish a list of courses that fulfill the minor or Master of Statistics curriculum requirements.

Master’s of Statistics Admissions

Deadline

Applications should be submitted as early in the student’s doctoral degree as possible, but no later than the beginning of their final semester.

Master’s of Statistics Admissions

Frequently Asked Questions

Am I eligible to get a minor in Statistics?

If you are currently enrolled as an MS student or in a PhD program at UT, you are eligible to get a minor in statistics. Please see the course requirements here.

Can I get an MS in Statistics without being enrolled in another program?

Students currently enrolled in a UTK PhD program and who are not able to finish can petition the Business Analytics and Statistics Department to be admitted to the MS in Statistics.  Please contact the Department for more Information.

How do I apply for the MS in statistics?

You will take the required coursework and then fill out two forms. All students must fill out the Admission to Candidacy form (Forms Central – The Graduate School). You will also need to fill out the “Request for Concurrent MS Degree” available on the forms central website at the UT graduate school. International students may need to contact the International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) for additional paperwork. You need three signatures (an Intercollegiate Graduate Statistics and Data Science Program [IGDSDP] faculty representative from your department, the IGDSP college representative and the IGSDSP executive committee chair). After getting the signatures, forward the form to gradspec@utk.edu.

What is the deadline to apply for the MS in statistics?

According to the graduate school, you should submit the application “no later than the last day of classes preceding the term in which you expect to graduate.”

How do I apply for the minor?

It is a simple process. Take the required coursework, and then fill out the application (see admissions tab on this site). You need three signatures (an IGDSDP faculty representative from your department, the IGDSP college representative and the IGSDSP executive committee chair). After getting the signatures, forward the form to gradspec@utk.edu. As a reminder, an approved IGSDSP faculty member must serve on the graduate committee. This can be an approved faculty member from your department.

What is the deadline to apply for the minor in statistics?

You should send the minor application to the graduate school no later than sending all other graduation forms such as doctorate final defense forms or admission to candidacy forms or corresponding forms for your MS. If you have a plan, you can send the application the semester before finishing your coursework, even if all courses aren’t completed.

How will my minor be officially recognized?

Your minor will be recognized on your official transcripts after graduation.

I am not sure what classes to take. How do I choose?

Many programs have listed recommended pathways. For those that do not, please contact your graduate director for guidance on a tailored plan that fits your research goals. You may also contact the IGSDSP Executive Committee Chair with any questions.

I want to take a new course that is not approved for IGSDP. What do I do?

Send a copy of the course syllabus to your IGSDSP college representative.

How can a faculty member apply to become an IGSDSP faculty member?

Send your CV to the IGSDSP executive committee chair for approval. A short statement describing your interest in statistics and data science is also helpful.

Executive Committee (College Reps)

Lowell Gaertner – Arts and Science
(gaertner@utk.edu)

Mark Wilber – Herbert College
(mwilber@utk.edu)

Bill Nugent – College of Social Work
(wnugent@utk.edu)

Mike Kotowski – College of Communications and Information
(mkotowsk@utk.edu)

Jennifer Ann Morrow – Education, Health and Human Sciences
(jamorrow@utk.edu)

Lee Han – College of Engineering
(lhan@utk.edu)

Lisa Lindley – College of Nursing
(llindley@utk.edu)

Russell Zaretzki – Haslam College and Executive Committee Chair
(rzaretzk@utk.edu)

Brittany Shelton – College of Education

Alejandro Molina Moctezuma – Herbert College

Andrew Taeho Kim – College of Arts and Sciences

Mitchell Richmond – Herbert College

Julia Yan – College of Education

Aaron Buss – College of Arts and Sciences