I feel very fortunate to have been a part of this program. Fortunately, I took most of the stats classes and was exposed to many current statistical methods and computer packages. Because of my broad applied background I was offered several academic tenure track positions. However, it was my strong statistical background that led to my current position at Fairfield University. At Fairfield, I will continue my research in Statistical Process Control and Nonlinear Dynamic Analysis.
Statistics is a great field to pursue since there are so many diverse areas to explore.
Much of that position involved explaining basic statistical techniques to lay people. Now, my current endeavor in Dana-Farber Cancer Institute as a biostatistician is a new and exciting statistical experience. UNH's program provided me a wonderful foundation on which I continue to build a career. I have added to my BS from UNH an MS degree in statistics from Worcester Polytechnic Institute and 3 years of experience working as a biostatistician for a cancer research hospital. I am now beginning my second year in the PhD program in biostatistics at the University of North Carolina, well on my way to securing a promising future.