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(d) Cumhur Yusuf Demirkale, Iowa State University (2009,Co-Chair: D.

Nettleton); Currently in University of Maryland, Baltimore.

(e) Arindam Chaterjee, Iowa State University (2007,Co-chair:S.N. Lahiri),

Currently a Faculty in Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi.

(f) Pushpal Mukhopadhyay, Iowa State University,(2006). Currently in

SAS Corp.

3. Major Professor for M.S. students

1. Pinghsa Hu, Iowa State University (2009)

2. Ujwal Das, Iowa State University (2009)

3. Ivan Ramler, Iowa State University, Statistics (2004)

4. Bengamin Skalland, Iowa State University, Statistics (2004).

5. Pushpal Mukhopadhyay, Iowa State University, Statistics (2003).

6. Chin Khian Yong, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Statistics (2000).

7. Laura Scheppers, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Statistics (2000).

8. Jun-Ha Kim, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Statistics (2000).

4. Committee Member for Ph.D. students

(a) Ifeoma Bemesii, School of Education, MSU (surrent)

(b) Prakash Mandyam, Computer Science, MSU (current)

(c) Yunfei Xu, Mechanical Engineering, MSU (current)

(d) Alda Pires, Food Safelty, MSU (Current).

(e) Iraj Rahmani, Economics, MSU (Current).

(f) Lefang Yu, Statistics, ISU.

(g) Min Hui Paik, Statistics, ISU.

(h) Lu Lu, Statistics, ISU (2009)

(i) Yu, Wu, Statistics, ISU (2006).

(j) Carsten Botts, Statistics, ISU (2005).

(k) Scott Granberg-Rademacker, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Pol. Sc.

(2000).

5. Committee Member for M.S. students

1. Satish Satyamurty, ISU, Comp Sc, & Elec. Engr. (2005).

2. Sandeep Yaramakal, ISU, Comp. Sc. (2005).

3. Yu Wu, ISU, Statistics (2004).

4. Chung Jin-Wook, ISU, Engr (2004).

5. Jarpreet Chattwal, ISU, Engr (2004).

6. Ynan Zhanh, ISU, Statistics (2003).

7. Jill Van Wettering, ISU, Statistics (2003).

8. T. Yu, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Comp. Sc. (2000).

9. M. Arumugam, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Comp. Sc. (2000).

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