Frederic Paik Schoenberg

Dept. of Statistics, 8125 Math-Science building,
University of California, Los Angeles, CA 90095--1554
Phone: 310-794-5193
Fax: 310-472-3984
Email: frederic@stat.ucla.edu
Website: http://www.stat.ucla.edu/~frederic

Professional experience and service
Associate Professor and Vice-Chair of Academic Affairs, Statistics, UCLA, 7/04 - present.
Assistant Professor, Statistics, UCLA, 7/98 - 7/04
Organizer, Fields Workshop: "Forest Fires and Point Processes" (with John Braun and David Martell), Toronto, May 2005.
Organizer, IMS/Bernoulli Session: Spatial Point Processes, Barcelona, July 2004.
Organizer, IMA Workshop: Point Process Modeling and Seismological Applications of Statistics (with D. Brillinger and B. Bolt), Minneapolis, June 10-14, 2002.
Organizer and proceedings editor, IMA Workshop: Time Series Analysis and Applications to Geophysical Systems, (with E. Robinson, D. Brillinger, and R. Shumway), Minneapolis, Nov 12-16, 2001.
Research Assistant, University of California, Campus-Laboratory Collaboration, 6/96-8/96, 6/97
Research Assistant, National Institute of Statistical Sciences, 6/95 - 8/95

Education
Ph.D., Statistics, University of California, Berkeley, 8/93 - 12/97
Advisor, David Brillinger
B.S. with Honors, Mathematics, Brown University, 5/93

Awards
NSF grant: ``Spatial-temporal analysis of earthquake catalogs using point processes," 8/03-7/06
Faculty Career Development Award, UCLA, 7/01-6/02
NSF-EPA grant: "Fire hazard estimation using point process methods," 8/99-8/02
Dean's Marshal Award for the Division of Physical Sciences, UCLA, 6/99
Loeve Fellowship recipient, U.C. Berkeley, 8/93 - 6/97
Magna Cum Laude, Brown University, 5/93
Annual Math Award, Brown University, 5/93

Publications (see www.stat.ucla.edu/~frederic/topics.html)

Talks (see www.stat.ucla.edu/~frederic/talks.html)

Students advised

Teaching experience
Statistics 13: Introduction to Statistics for the Life Sciences. UCLA. Spring 2007.
Statistics 201b: Regression Analysis. UCLA. Winter 2007.
Statistics 35b: Introduction to Probability with Applications to Poker. UCLA. Winter 2007.
Statistics 221: Time Series Analysis. UCLA. Fall 2006.
Statistics 19: Fiat Lux: Probability and Poker. UCLA. Fall 2006.
Statistics 13: Introduction to Statistical Methods for Life and Heath Sciences. UCLA. Spring 2006.
Statistics 10: Introduction to Statistical Reasoning. UCLA. Spring 2006.
Statistics 19: Fiat Lux: Probability and Poker. UCLA. Spring 2006.
Statistics 221: Time Series Analysis. UCLA. Fall 2005.
Statistics 19: Fiat Lux: Probability and Poker. UCLA. Fall 2005.
Statistics M222: Spatial Statistics. UCLA. Spring 2005.
Statistics 19: Fiat Lux: Playing with Fire UCLA. Spring 2005.
Statistics 202b: Numerical Linear Algebra and Random Numbers. UCLA. Winter 2005.
Statistics 10: Introduction to Statistical Reasoning. UCLA. Fall 2004.
Statistics 89: Honors, Intro. to Statistical Reasoning. UCLA. Fall 2004.
Statistics 110a: Applied Statistics. UCLA. Fall 2004.
Statistics 189: Honors, Applied Statistics. UCLA. Fall 2004.
Statistics 10: Introduction to Statistical Reasoning. UCLA. Spring 2004.
Statistics 221: Time Series Analysis. UCLA. Winter 2004.
Statistics 252: Statistical Methods in the Physical Sciences. UCLA. Spring 2004.
Statistics M222: Spatial Statistics. UCLA. Fall 2003.
Statistics 110A: Applied Statistics. UCLA. Spring 2003.
Statistics 210A: Applied Statistics. UCLA. Fall 2002.
Statistics M222: Spatial Statistics. UCLA. Fall 2002.
Statistics M11: Introduction to Statistical Methods for Business and Economics. UCLA. Summer 2002.
Statistics 110A: Applied Statistics. UCLA. Spring 2002.
Statistics 110A: Applied Statistics. UCLA. Winter 2002.
Statistics 221: Time Series Analysis. UCLA. Fall 2001.
Statistics 100A: Introduction to Probability Theory. UCLA. Fall 2001.
Statistics M11: Introduction to Statistical Methods for Business and Economics. UCLA. Summer 2001.
Statistics 222: Spatial Statistics. UCLA. Spring 2001.
Statistics 170: Introduction to Time Series Analysis. UCLA. Winter 2001.
Statistics 10: Introduction to Statistical Reasoning. UCLA. Winter 2001.
Statistics M11: Introduction to Statistical Methods for Business and Economics. UCLA. Fall 2000.
Statistics 221: Time Series. UCLA. Winter 2000.
Statistics M11: Introduction to Statistical Methods for Business and Economics. UCLA. Winter 2000.
Statistics M12: Introduction to Statistical Methods for the Social Sciences. UCLA. Fall 1999.
Statistics X10: Introduction to Statistics. UCLA Extension. Summer 1999.
Statistics M11: Introduction to Statistical Methods for Business and Economics. UCLA. Spring 1999.
Statistics 221: Time Series. UCLA. Winter 1999.
Statistics 110A: Probability and Statistics. UCLA. Fall 1998.
Statistics 2: An Introduction to Statistics. UC Berkeley. Summer 1997

Citizenship: USA.

Date of birth: 8/30/71