Jun Yan is a Professor of Statistics at the University of Connecticut with 14 years post-PhD academic experience and a continuous faculty appointment there since 2007. Trained at University of Wisconsin–Madison (PhD) with prior graduate work in economics and statistics, he blends rigorous statistical theory with applied computation, as reflected by his long-standing academic website statcomp.org. His career spans research, teaching, and mentoring across institutions, and he has advanced statistical methodology while guiding graduate students and shaping curriculum. Based in Mansfield, Connecticut, he brings a global academic background from China to the United States and a cross-disciplinary perspective linking economics and statistics. Colleagues value his steady leadership through promotion from assistant to full professor and his sustained commitment to scholarly communication and reproducible computation.
14 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Statistics, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Statistics at University of Wisconsin-Madison
Master's Degree, Statistics, Master's Degree, Statistics at Renmin University of China
Master of Arts (M.A.), Economics, Master of Arts (M.A.), Economics at University of Miami
Class notes for Introduction to Data Science, Spring 2023, Uconn
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