shanhong@stat.wisc.edu
Dept. of Statistics
University of
Wisconsin-Madison
1210 West Dayton St.
Madison, WI
53706
Office: 4287 CS&SC
Tel: (608) 262-7173
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About Me
I am a graduate student in the statistics
department at the University of
Wisconsin-Madison.
My primary focus of study is Biostatistics. However, I find the dark
side
(aka, mathematical statistics) to be quite alluring as well.
If you are interested in where I come
from(it's
really not that interesting) and the things I enjoy doing, read on. I
grew
up in the small "town " of Shihezi, XinJiang. The population of this
Donggucheng
town is about 90,000(I told you it wasn't that interesting). The
town is surrounded by cotton, desert and forest(kind of weird, but I
bet
you believe that those trees are planted to block the offense of
desert).
I was born in 1976 and apparently the event was not so exciting because
my parent decided not to have more child -- I already got a brother and
a sister, older than me by 4 and 3 years respectively. Of course, this
relatively balanced structure of family makes for a lot of happy time
around
the holidays.
As odd as it may seem, I also have some
interests
outside of statistics. These mostly include soccer, camping,
pool,desert
expenditure and listening to live music. It's also a lot of fun to buy
gear for the first three activities on the list; however, I find the
student
lifestyle doesn't allow me to pursuer this last activity with a lot of
vigor. Below you will find a few of my favorite links to these
activities
as well as a few other sites about my hometown.