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Douglas Baumann

Pronouns: He/Him/His
Professor
Mathematics & Statistics University of Wisconsin-La Crosse

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Douglas Baumann Pronouns: He/Him/His

Professor

Mathematics & Statistics

Specialty area(s)

Statistical Genomics and Epigenomics

Statistical Computing

Data Science

Categorical Data Analysis

Multivariate Statistics

Current courses at UWL

STAT 345: Statistical Computing

STAT 440: Statistical Consulting

 

Education

(2012) Ph.D., Statistics, Purdue University

(2009) M.S., Mathematical Statistics, Purdue University

(2006) B.A., Mathematics (Statistics Concentration), St. Olaf College

Career

Teaching history

STAT 145: Elementary Statistics

STAT 245: Probability and Statistics

MTH 299: Mathematics and Statistics Tutor Practicum

STAT 345: Statistical Computing

STAT 405: Statistical Methods

STAT 440: Statistical Consulting

STAT 443: Categorical Data Analysis

STAT 449: Multivariate Data Analysis

DS 705: Statistical Methods

Kudos

published

Barbara Bennie, Gunderson Health System; Roger Haro, Northern Arizona University; Eric Eager, Sumer Sports; Aaron Cupp, Jay Diffendorfer, Richard Erickson, Kathi Jo Jankowski, Danelle Larson and Molly Van Appledorn, all USGS; Gregory Sandland, Biology; and Douglas Baumann, Wako Bungula and James Peirce, all Mathematics & Statistics; co-authored the article "Bridging the gap between mathematical biology and undergraduate education using applicable natural resource modeling" in Letters in Biomathematics and was accepted for publication by IBA.

Submitted on: Nov. 19, 2023

 

awarded

Doug Baumann and James Peirce, both Mathematics & Statistics, received the award for National Science Foundation Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) in Ecological Modeling of the Mississippi River Basin at NSF REU on Mar. 20, 2019 in La Crosse, WI. Mathematics, Statistics, & Biology faculty and research scientists at the US Geological Survey will work with 8 students a year on projects in mathematical modeling, data analysis, and ecology.

Submitted on: Mar. 21, 2019