Dear Dr. Vijay Pithadia
Bowling Green State University (BGSU) and INSOFE are jointly conducting a webinar to discuss the benefits and features of the Master of Science in Analytics (MSA) program at Bowling Green State University.
When:
This is conducted on 25th Nov’14 between 7PM – 8PM (IST).
Speaker Profiles:
Keith Ramsdell
Keith is the Director of Graduate Enrollment leads collaborative efforts with the Graduate College, the Office of Admissions, and other BGSU personnel to formulate graduate recruitment plans that align with the special needs of the individual programs in addition to the overall mission of the Graduate College.
Dr. Arthur Yeh
Dr. Yeh is Department Chair Professor, Department of Applied Statistics and Operations Research in the College of Business at BGSU.
Solving real problems using statistical methodologies is Dr. Yeh’s research interest. Within statistics, his primary expertise lies in industrial statistics, particularly statistical quality control for manufacturing and non-manufacturing applications.
INSOFE Chief Mentors
Senior Mentor from INSOFE with PhD’s from CMU and UTexas at Elpaso will also be a part of this webinar.
Should you have any questions, feel free to call us on +91 9618483483 or mail us at
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