Teaching and Mentoring

STAT 642: Time Series and Dynamic Models, Fall 2024.
STAT 863: Advanced Computational Statistics, Spring 2020, Spring 2024.
STAT 721: Linear Models, Fall 2023.
STAT 432: Theory and Methods of Statistical Learning, Fall 2020, Spring 2021, Fall 2021, Spring 2022.
STAT 790: Inference for Continuous-time Markov Models, Fall 2021.
STAT 701: Readings in Statistical Science, Spring 2021.
STAT 250: Statistics, Fall 2018, Spring 2019, Fall 2019.
Lecturer, 2018 Rice University q-bio Summer School
Academic Mentor, RIPS undergraduate research program, UCLA Institute of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Summer 2017
BIOMATH 210: Optimization Methods, UCLA, Fall 2016.
STAT 341: Intro to Probability and Mathematical Statistics II, University of Washington, Winter Quarter 2016.

Student Collaborators and (first positions)

Sylvia Vincent, PhD student
Sam Rosen, PhD candidate
Suchismita Roy, PhD candidate
Rick Presman, PhD candidate
Min Chen, MS student (PhD Statistics, University of Texas Austin)
Raphael Morsomme, PhD candidate (Mathematical Statistician, FDA)
Achal Awasthi, Biostatistics PhD candidate (Incyte)
Aihua Li, MS student (PhD Statistical Science, Duke University)
Haoyu Jiang, MS student (PhD Statistics, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign)
Jenny Huang, undergraduate (PhD EECS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Adithya Vellal, undergraduate (Machine learning engineer, Abnormal Security)
Fan Bu, PhD student (Postdoc, Suchard group, University of California Los Angeles)
Mishek Thapa, undergraduate (Medical School, University of California Los Angeles)
Medha Agarwal, MS (PhD Statistics, University of Washington)
Debolina Paul, MS (PhD Statistics, Stanford University)
Zhiyue Zhang, MS (PhD Applied Math and Statistics, Johns Hopkins)
Saptarshi Chakraborty, MS (PhD Statistics, UC Berkeley)
Jelena Trisovic, undergraduate RIPS research program at UCLA IPAM (MS Electrical Engineering/AI Center PhD Fellow, ETH Zurich)
Collin Cademartori, RIPS IPAM (PhD Statistics, Columbia University)
Xi Chen, RIPS IPAM (PhD Computer Science, Columbia University)
Alistair Letcher, RIPS IPAM (MSc Mathematical Sciences, Oxford)