Lingshi Tan, Ph.D. Graduated April 1993 Dissertation: "A multivariate growth curve model with random effects and CAR(1) errors"
	Sang Ahnn, Ph.D. Graduated December 1994. Dissertation: “Sample size determination for comparing more than two survival distributions”
	Wei Tian, Ph.D. Graduated June 1999. Dissertation: “Markov chain models for analyzing multivariate repeated categorical data with incomplete observations”
	Yanming Yin, Ph.D. Graduated April 2002 Dissertation: “Tree-structured modeling for interval-censored survival data”
	Maria K. Mor, Ph.D. Graduated April 2003 Dissertation: “A Bayesian Group Sequential Approach for Multiple Endpoints”
	Mary Kelley, Ph.D Graduated December 2003 Dissertation: “Zero Inflation in Ordinal Data: Applications of a Mixture Model”
	Michael Brent McHenry, Ph.D. Graduated June 2004 Dissertation: “New Estimation Approaches in Survival Analysis with Aalen’s Additive Risk Model”
	Feng-shou Ko, Ph.D. Graduated August 2006 Dissertation: “Identification and Assessment of Longitudinal Biomarkers Using Frailty Models in Survival Analysis”
	Jia Li, Ph.D. Graduated August 2006 Dissertation: “A Strategy for Stepwise Regression Procedures in Survival Analysis with Missing Covariates”
	Leighton Scott Dean, Ph.D. Graduated April 2007 Dissertation: “A Method for Detecting Optimal Splits over Time in Survival Analysis Using Tree_structured Models”
	Fiona Callaghan, Ph.D. (Co-chaired with Joyce Chang) Graduated April 2008 Dissertation: "Classification Trees for Survival Data with Competing Risks"
	Meredith Lotz Wallace, Ph.D. Graduated August 2009 Dissertation: “Modeling Missing Covariate Data And Temporal Features Of Time-Dependent Covariates In Tree-Structured Survival Analysis”
	Xing (Joe) Yuan, Ph.D. Graduated December 2009 Dissertation: "A meta-analytic framework for combining incomparable Cox proportional hazard models caused by omitting important covariates"
	Folefac Atem, Ph.D. Graduated August 2010 Dissertation: "Rationale for choosing an explicit correlation structure in a multilevel analysis with bivariate outcomes"
	Yoko Tanaka Franchetti, Ph.D. Graduated December 2010 Dissertation: "An adaptive two-stage dose-response design method for establishing proof of concept in drug development"
	Jin-in Choi, Ph.D. Graduated August 2012 Dissertation: "Prediction in the Joint Modeling of Mixed Types of Multivariate Longitudinal Outcomes and a Time-to-Event Outcome"
	Yun Ling, Ph.D. Graduates April 2014 Dissertation: "Detection of Influential Observations in Longitudinal Multivariate Mixed Effects Regression Models"