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ASA/NSF/BLS Senior Research Fellow Program

Previous ASA/NSF/BLS Fellows
Researcher	University	Year	Title
Carol Hert	Syracuse University	2000	Understanding and Modeling Metadata Use by BLS Survey Methodologists
Sarah Nusser	Iowa State University	2002	Strategies for Improving Abilities to Use Digital Maps
Jean Opsomer	Iowa State University	2003	Semiparametric Estimation for the Current Employment Statistics Survey
Lijian Yang	Michigan State University	2003	Non-and Semi-parametric Analysis of Multivariate Seasonal Time Series Data
Iddo Gal	University of Haifa	2004	Improving Dissemination Efforts at BLS: Understanding Statistics in Tables and Graphs
Partha Lahiri	University of Nebraska-Lincoln	2004	Model-based Estimation using Current Employment Statistics Database
Scott Holan	University of Missouri- Columbia	2006	Explore Diagnostics for Model-based Seasonal Adjustment in both the time and Spectral Domains
Robert Drago	Penn State	2007	Simultaneous Activities in the American Time Use Survey: An Exploratory Analysis
Lily Wang	University of Georgia	2010	Flexible and Robust Estimation for Complex Survey Sampling
Kimberly Sellers	Georgetown	2010	Advances with the Conway-Maxwell-Poisson Distribution
Nicholas Horton	Amherst College	2011	Use of Auxiliary Data and Sensitivity Analyses for Efficient Design and Analysis of Employment and Establishment Studies with Missing Observations
Ting Yan	University of Michigan	2013	Response Burden: What Predicts It and What is its Impact on Response Quality?
Mary Meyer	Colorado State University	2013	Multiple Constrained Regression with Applications to Sparse Data with Ordinal Predictors
Wei-Yin Loh	University of Wisconsin	2014	Classification and Regression Tree Methods for Sample Survey Data
Ana Aizcorbe	Virginia Tech	2015	How well does the MarketScan Claims Data Represent Commercially-insured Individuals in the US: Implications for Price Indexes
Sara Wuellner	Washington State Department of Labor and Industries	2015	Employer-based occupational injury and illness recordkeeping practices, data from four states
Michael Handel	Northeastern University	2016	Understanding Job Requirements, Technology, and their Relationships to Employment and Wages: Levels and Trends
Kelly McConville	Swarthmore College	2016	Support Vector Machines as an Imputation Model
Jingchen (Monika) Hu	Vassar College	2017	Synthetic Consumer Expenditure Survey Data at BLS
Phillip S. Kott	RTI International	2018	Calibration Weighting for the Occupational Requirements Survey
Stephanie Eckman	RTI International	2018	Investigating and Reducing Motivated Misreporting in the Consumer Expenditure Interview Survey

Last Modified Date: October 4, 2018