Mark J. Lamias
Hi, my name is
Mark Lamias and I'm a Graduate Student in the Department
of Statistics. My interests include finite
population sampling techniques, including sampling of hard
to find populations, analysis of missing data, and
analysis of massive datasets. I am also the owner of
a statistical consulting firm called The Stochastic
Group, Inc. in Atlanta, GA. I have been a
statistical consultant and survey methodologist with the
US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention since
2003. I currently work in the National Center for
Zoonotic & Emerging Infectious Diseases.
I received my
undergraduate degrees in Statistics and
Political
Science from the University of Michigan,
in 2000. While at Michigan, I worked from 1997 until
2000 at the Institute for Social
Research's Survey
Methodology Program at the Survey Research Center
where I discovered my interests in surveys and sampling
techniques.
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