Alma Maters

Undergraduate: University of Georgia (also: Georgia Bulldogs official web site and DawgNation)
Master's degree: Clemson University, Mathematical Sciences Department
Ph.D. degree: University of Florida, Statistics Department

Recreation

Tennis links: tennis rankings and results, tennis news, USTA League Tennis

Mathematics links: history of mathematics from University of St. Andrews, Scotland.

The Erdős Number Project
Someone's Erdős Number is the length of the shortest path, via collaborative research publications, to the legendary mathematician Paul Erdős.
My Erdős Number is 4, via several possible paths:

D.B. Hitchcock --> J.G. Booth --> J. Gani --> J. Galambos --> P. Erdős
D.B. Hitchcock --> G. Casella --> M.E. Bock --> P. Diaconis --> P. Erdős
D.B. Hitchcock --> A. Agresti --> M. Ghosh --> G.J. Babu --> P. Erdős
D.B. Hitchcock --> I.L. Dryden --> C.C. Taylor --> S.J. Taylor --> P. Erdős
D.B. Hitchcock --> H. Le --> M.H. Albert --> D.A. Holton --> P. Erdős
D.B. Hitchcock --> J.M. Grego --> J.D. Lynch --> P. Deheuvels --> P. Erdős

The Mathematics Genealogy Project, including my academic genealogy

Some Interesting Books About Statistics and Mathematics
Jeff Miller's Collection of the Origins of Mathematical Words and John Aldrich's list for Statistical Terms

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