Dissertation Defense

Title: Investigations in Irregularly-spaced High Frequency Financial Time Series Field of study: Statistics Volatility modeling is crucial in finance, particularly for intra-day transaction-level asset returns. The irregular and high-frequency nature of this data, characterized by random gaps between successive transactions, presents unique challenges. This dissertation introduces a new set of time series models designed to accommodate these random gaps, effectively modeling intra-day asset returns in both univariate and multivariate setups.

My oral dissertation defense entitled "Impact of Freezing Conditions on the Porous Structure of Freeze-Dried Cakes and Primary Drying Efficiency" is scheduled for July 15th (Mon) at 1:00 pm (EDT) on both PBB 338 and WebEx.

Reframing The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP): Applying a Human Rights Framework to Federal Food Assistance in the United States - UConn School of Social Work.

Impact of Freezing Conditions on the Porous Structure of Freeze-Dried Cakes and Primary Drying Efficiency In pharmaceutical sciences

Please join us for a virtual workshop focused on how to write a Personal Statement for the Fulbright US Student Program application. We will discuss the elements of a good statement, review examples from successful applications, and do some short writing exercises. Please contact Michael Cunningham (michael.cunningham@uconn.edu (mailto:michael.cunningham@uconn.edu)) for more information and a link to the workshop.