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the-idea-shop.com/about
The Idea Shop: about
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License. About the Idea Shop The Idea Shop is the personal weblog of economist Andrew Chamberlain. Contact him at adchamberlain@ucsd.edu. You can view his academic research page here. You can visit his business website at www.chamberlaineconomics.com. Professional Bio: Andrew Chamberlain is an economist based in San Diego, California. He specializes in public finance economics and has written widely on tax and budget policy. His previous studies
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bu.edu/actuary
Master of Science in Actuarial Science | Boston University Metropolitan College
For Students For Faculty & Staff For Alumni For Partners About MET Programs Courses Academic Community Info Center Admissions Undergraduate Graduate Noncredit Online & Blended Programs by Location All Programs by Subject For More Information Learn more about the Department of Actuarial Science Download the MS in Actuarial Science Brochure Prospective students should contact Student & Corporate Outreach at 617-353-6000 or met@bu.edu. Related Links The Bureau of Labor Statistics on
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www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/wie/courses/degrees/docs/who/students/edrvah
Robert O'Toole
The research ePortfolio of Robert O'Toole, a Higher Education Academy National Teaching Fellow at the University of Warwick, undertaking PhD research with the Warwick Institute of Education (Dr. Michael Hammond) and the Centre for Cultural Policy Studies (Dr. Jonathan Vickery) upon a range of key issues, including: Defining and developing professional and academic subjectivities; internationalisation; secondary-tertiary transitions. I am investigating the practical implications of new ideas in
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stanford.edu/~pariser
Andrew Pariser ? Stanford ICME
Andrew Pariser current work old research interests cv & resume Welcome to My Website! I am a fourth year Ph.D. student in Stanford's ICME department. You can email me at pariser [at] stanford [dot] edu. My academic interests include complex network analysis, statistical prediction, pattern recognition, and mathematical modeling of social behavior. PhD Research Scientists and statisticians are struggling to deal with and make sense of copious amounts of data that have been collected in the
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college.holycross.edu/faculty/rlent
Richard A. Lent
Richard A. Lent, Ph.D. Lecturer and Coordinator of Educational Technology Interests: Academic Technology, Computer Science, Ecology and Evolution Education: Ph.D., State University of New York at Stony Brook, '90 M.S., University of Vermont, '83 B.S., University of Massachusetts, Amherst, '76 Unix System/C/C++ Programming Certificate, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, '98 Resume Selected Publications Visit my blogs: Kernel Panic: The Scholarly Uses of Technology Data Analysis and