From: KENYON@MAINE.MAINE.EDU (Jim Kenyon)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: PhD Statistics seeks Quantatitative &/or Computing Position
Date: 28 Jan 93 20:38:00 GMT
Organization: University of Maine System

A more detailed resume and/or references are available.  I am willing
to relocate.  Well known for statistical applications as well as for
computing expertise on many platforms in many languages and with
many packages.  Let's talk about what we can do together.

-------------------------------Resume follows-------------------------------

                                  JAMES ROY KENYON


          10 Libby Pines Road              96 Falmouth Street
          Standish, Maine 04084-6317       Dept. of Mathematics &
          Statistics
                                           University of Southern Maine
          (207) 642-4296                   Portland, Maine 04103
                                           KENYON@PORTLAND.MAINE.EDU
                                           (207) 780-4930

                  STATISTICAL METHODOLOGY & COMPUTATIONAL SCIENTIST

                                     EXPERIENCE

          Assistant Professor - Univ. of Southern Maine 1987 to Present

          Statistical and Computing Consultant - 1982 to Present
            Provide   Statistical  and  Computing  expertise  for  projects
            involving  data analysis & modeling,  survey design & analysis,
            statistical   process  control   and  financial   modeling  for
            industrial  clients.   Submit  proposals,  handle negotiations,
            direct associates.

          Programming Engineer - IBM Instruments, Inc. 1984

          Researcher,   Lecturer,  Special  Research  Technician,  Graduate
          Assist - Univ. of Conn. 1980 - 1986

          Statistician/Programmer  Analyst -  Life Insurance  Marketing and
          Research Association 1980 - 1981

          Statistical Engineer - Pratt & Whitney Aircraft 1979 - 1980

          Mathematical Statistician - Bureau of the Census 1977 - 1979

          Actuarial Student/Programmer - Aetna Ins. Co. 1976

                                 COMPUTER EXPERIENCE

          APL,  Algol,  Assembler, Basic,  C,  C++, Derive,  Fortran, Lisp,
          Maple,  Mathematicia, Pascal,  PL/I, Reduce, REXX,  EXEC2, EXEC &
          more;  A variety of operating  systems on IBM, Honeywell, Univac,
          Cray, Cyber, Sun & DEC, with some vector and parallel processing;
          Packages:  BMD BMDP IMSL Minitab P-STAT OSIRIS SAS SPSSx Systat &
          more.

                                      EDUCATION

          Ph.D. Statistics at Univ. of Conn. 1987
            Applied  & Math  Stat. Scientific  Computing/Numerical Methods.
            Dissertation Fellowship.
               Thesis:   "Bounds   and   Approximations   for  Multivariate
               Probabilities: Their Calculations and Applications"
            Advisor: Dr. Joseph Glaz.

          Graduate Statistics at George Washington Univ. 1978

          M.S. Statistics from Univ. of Conn. 1976
            Applied  &  Math Stat.   Computer  applications.   Fellowship &
            Assistantship.

          B.S. Mathematics from Bates College 1974
            Dana  Scholar.    Dean's  List.    Computer  Center  Assistant.
            Developed  Mathematical proofs on the computer.  Science minor.
            Varsity football.  Intramural sports.

                               HONORS AND MEMBERSHIPS

          Outstanding Young Men of America. Member 1992.

          Section   of  Statistical  Education   Committee  on  Audiovisual
          Instructional  Materials of the  American Statistical Association
          1987 to 1991.

          Student  fellowship  from  Computer  Science  &  Statistics: 18th
          Symposium on the Interface 1986.

          Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society. Member 1985.

          Research Foundation Grant from University of Connecticut 1985.

          Selected for the Second Summer Research Conference on Numerical &
          Statistical Analysis and received stipend from SIAM 1981.

          Dana Scholar 1971.

          Professional  memberships: ASA, ASQC; previous memberships: ACM &
          SIGs, Professional Consultants of Maine.

                              PUBLICATIONS AND SEMINARS

          7/92  Presented  invited seminar  for the  Maine Bureau  of Labor
            Standards.  "Implementing Total  Quality Management  (TQM): Why
            and How".

          1992 Studied Database Management in a university course.

          Kenyon,   J.   R.   (1990)  "Calculating   Improved   Bounds  and
            Approximations for Sequential Testing Procedures", In Topics in
            Statistical  Dependence, H. W.  Block, A. R.  Sampson and T. H.
            Savits,  eds., IMS Lecture Notes-Monograph Series, 16, 315-332.
            (Refereed)

          Kenyon,  J.  R. (1990)  "Bounds  and Approximations  for Pairwise
            Comparisons  of Independent Multinormal Means" Commun. Statist.
            -Simula., 19(2), 535-553. (Refereed)

          Gainey,  L. F. and Kenyon, J. R. (1990) "The Effects of Reserpine
            on  Copper  Induced  Cardiac  Inhibition  in  Mytilus  edulis."
            Comparative   Biochemistry   and   Physiology   95C,   177-179.
            (Refereed)

          6/89  Invited  speaker  at "Profits  through  Quality Management"
            Symposium  sponsored  by  USM-CEB,  USM  Production Technology,
            UMaine  Center  for  Engineering  Studies,  UMaine  Center  for
            Innovation  and  Entrepreneurship  and  ASQC  Pine  Tree  State
            Chapter.

          Kenyon,   J.   R.   (1988)  "Calculating   Improved   Bounds  and
            Approximations   for   Multivariate   Probabilities"   American
            Statistical  Association  1987 Proceedings  of  the Statistical
            Computing Section 122-126.

          Clapp,  P.C.,  Rifkin,  J.,  Kenyon, J.,  &  Tanner,  L.E. (1988)
            "Computer  Study  of  Tweed  as a  Precursor  to  a Martensitic
            Transformation  of a Bcc  Lattice" Metallurgical Transactions A
            19A 783-787. (Refereed)

          Kenyon,   J.   R.   (1987)  "Calculating   Improved   Bounds  and
            Approximations  for  Boundary Crossing  Probabilities" American
            Statistical  Association  1986 Proceedings  of  the Statistical
            Computing Section 202-205.

          Kenyon,   J.   R.   (1987)  "Calculating   Improved   Bounds  and
            Approximations  for Multiple  Comparisons". Computer  Science &
            Statistics: 18th Symposium on the Interface 367-371.

          Kenyon,   J.R.  &  Posten,  H.O.   (1987)  Review  of  "Exploring
            Statistics   with  the  IBMPC   (Version  85.0)"  The  American
            Statistician 41 58-59.

                                RESEARCH IN PROGRESS

          Calculation  of improved bounds and approximation of multivariate
          probabilities  for sequential estimation  and testing. Coauthored
          with Dr. Joseph Glaz, University of Connecticut.

          Critical   Thinking  Abilities   in  Learning   Disabled  College
          Students.  Coauthored with  Dr. Robert  Manganello and  Dr. Jaime
          Hylton, University of New England.

          SPC  for  Batch  Processing. Coauthored  with  John  Haggerty and
          Richard Whitcomb, National Semiconductor.

          Transformations  for  NonNormality  in  Quality  and  Reliability
          Control   Charts.  Coauthored  with  John  Haggerty  and  Richard
          Whitcomb, National Semiconductor.

          A  study of  communication and language.  Coauthored with Leonard
          Shedletsky, University of Southern Maine.

          Proposal  accepted by ASA Associate  Editor for a refereed review
          of  several  C++  class  libraries  for  statistical  linear  and
          nonlinear analysis.

          A  Sequential Method for Statistical Auditing of Errors. Coauthor
          with Clif Kranish, Information Builders, Inc.