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  Faculty

    Laurel Beckett 
    Danielle Harvey 
    Ana-Maria Iosif 
    Kyoungmi Kim 
    Chin-Shang Li 
    Danh Nguyen 
    LiHong Qi 
    David Rocke 
    Xiaowei Yang 

  Staff

   Xiucui 'Rachel' Chen
   Fei Fei Chen
   Lynnette Eldridge
   Judy Li
   Yaofeng (Eric) Wen
   Shiquan Wu
   Huan Zeng

     

Laurel Beckett
Professor, PhD, Biostat Division Chief, Vice Chair - Public Health Sciences
Phone: 530-754-7161

Website(s):Personal Webpage

Research Interests & Recent Projects
Longitudinal data, correlated processes, Chronic diseases, Alzheimer's, cancer, Director: Statistics and Data Management Core, UCD Alzheimer's Disease Center, Director: Biostatistics Shared Resource, Cancer Center

Education
PhD, Statistics, Stanford University
MS, Statistics, Stanford University
BA, Mathematics, Pomona College

Courses Taught
EPI-208:  Analysis and Interpretation of Epidemiologic Data
PHS-444:  Mentored Clincal Traning
STA/BST-224:  Longitudinal Data Analysis
STA/BST-225:  Clinical Trials

Selected Publications
Smith L and Diaconis P (1988) Honest Bernoulli Excursions. Journal of Applied Probability, 25, 464-471.
Evans D, Scherr P, Cook N, Albert M, Funkenstein H, Smith L, Hebert L, Wetle T, Branch L, Chown M, Hennekens CH and Taylor JO (1990) Estimated Prevalence of Alzheimer's Disease in the United States. Milbank Quarterly, 68, 267-289.
Beckett, LA and Diaconis, PW (1994) Spectral Analysis for Discrete Longitudinal Data. Advances in Mathematics, 103, 107-128.
Beckett LA, and Tancredi, DJ (2000) Parametric empirical Bayes estimates of disease prevalence using stratified samples from community populations. Statistics in Medicine, 19, 681-695.
Beckett LA (2000) Community-based studies of Alzheimer's disease: Statistical challenges in design and analysis. Statistics in Medicine, 19, 1469-1480.
Beckett, L A, Tancredi, DJ and Wilson, RS (2004) Multivariate longitudinal models for complex change processes. Stat Med, 23(2):231-9.

Professional Affiliations/Awards
Fellow, American Statistical Associaton, 2004
Outstanding Faculty Award, Graduate Group in Epidemiology, 2003
Dean's Award for Excellence in Mentoring, 2002

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