The teachings of Richard A. Levine "Statistical thinking will one day be as necessary for efficient citizenship as the ability to read and write."                                                                                 -H. G. Wells

Fall 2010: I am teaching Stat 701: Monte Carlo Statistical Methods, course website on Blackboard

Spring 2010: I taught Stat 580: Statistical Computing

2009: I taught Stat 119: Elementary Statistics and introduced Stat 580: Statistical Computing to the Statistics curriculum

Fall 2008: I taught Stat 701: Monte Carlo Statistical Methods and Stat 550: Applied Probability

Spring 2008: I taught Stat 550: Applied Probability

Fall 2007: I taught Stat 550: Applied Probability and introduced Stat 701: Monte Carlo Statistical Methods to the Statistics PhD program concentration curriculum

I was on sabbatical leave 2006-2007. In Spring and Summer 2007 I taught as a Fulbright scholar at
Zhejiang University School of Public Health in Hangzhou, China

Spring 2006: I taught Stat 670B: Advanced Mathematical Statisitcs

Fall 2005: I taught Stat 670A: Advanced Mathematical Statistics

While at UC Davis, I was a recipient of Teaching Resources Center grants to

• Develop web-based resources for STA 100: Statistics for the Biological Sciences and STA 102: Statistics for the Social Sciences in 1997. (with research assistant Lora Edgar and Professor J. Fan).
• Incorporate Matlab into STA 141: Statistical Computing in the Winter 1999 quarter.
• Develop interactive presentations in the introductory statistics classroom in 2000.

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