ALT Graphic styled as a social media post from Texas A&M University Statistics. Large maroon text reads “Top 25 Nationally for Chemistry and Statistics” with “2026 U.S. News & World Report Graduate Rankings” below. The Texas A&M College of Arts & Sciences logo appears above the ranking, and a preview of a College of Arts & Sciences social media post is displayed at the top and bottom of the graphic.

ALT Social media-style graphic from Texas A&M University Statistics highlighting graduate program rankings. The image states that the Statistics program is ranked #1 in Texas according to U.S. News & World Report. It also notes that Mathematics, Chemistry, Earth Science, and Physics are ranked #2. The Texas A&M College of Arts & Sciences logo appears over a maroon-tinted campus background, with a preview of a College of Arts & Sciences social media post shown at the top and bottom.

ALT Promotional graphic for the Texas A&M University Department of Statistics’ “Exploring Statistics and Data Science: Summer Camp 2026.” The design features a beige textured background with maroon accents and four Polaroid-style photos showing camp activities. One photo shows an instructor speaking to students in a classroom, another shows a student working at a computer, a third shows students collaborating at computer workstations, and a fourth shows campers holding certificates and trophies alongside a department representative. Text explains that the camp, held June 1–5, 2026, welcomed 16 high school students for interactive workshops and hands-on sessions introducing data science concepts and tools. The Texas A&M University Statistics logo appears in the lower left corner.

ALT Graduate Spotlight graphic featuring Gage Sanders. A smiling student with light brown hair stands outdoors wearing a gray and maroon Texas A&M Statistics polo shirt. The graphic identifies him as a 2025 graduate earning a BS in Statistics and an MS in Statistical Data Science through the 3 2 program. His plans after graduation are to work full-time as a Data Analyst at PepsiCo headquarters in Plano, Texas. The graphic also includes his favorite memory as a Texas A&M statistician: hosting the first Pie the Prof event as a statistics ambassador and seeing Dr. Schafer get pied. The design uses Texas A&M maroon and white branding.

ALT Promotional graphic announcing a new recognition display. The main image shows a black wall plaque titled “Endowed Chairs and Fellowships in Statistics” with faculty photos and named chair/fellowship listings. A smaller inset labeled “OLD” shows the previous display case for comparison. Large white text reads: “Recognizing Our Chairholders,” followed by red text: “Come see the new display located by the elevators on Blocker’s 4th floor.” The design uses a dark red background with connecting line graphics and labels the updated display as “NEW.”

ALT Promotional graphic encouraging viewers to follow Texas A&M Statistics on LinkedIn. The design features a smartphone mockup displaying the Texas A&M Statistics LinkedIn page, with a large red arrow pointing toward the profile. Bold white text across the screen reads “FOLLOW US ON LINKEDIN.” The background is maroon with red dotted design elements and LinkedIn branding visible at the top of the phone screen.

ALT Texas A&M Statistics graphic featuring a portrait of Dr. Bani Mallick seated in front of bookshelves, wearing a blue blazer and red shirt. Large text on the left reads: “Dr. Bani Mallick Presented the 2026 Don Owen Award.” Texas A&M University Statistics logo appears in the lower left corner.

ALT Graphic announcing “PhD Student Nationally Recognized for Bayesian Research” featuring a headshot of Gözde Sert centered on a maroon circle, with a blurred campus building background and her name displayed below.

ALT Graphic announcing “Undergraduates Shine at SABR Analytics Diamond Dollars Case Competition.” Five male-presenting students wearing matching white polo shirts and conference badges stand in front of a blurred campus building background, smiling and giving thumbs-up gestures. A large red circle sits behind them for emphasis. At the bottom, their names are listed: Isaac Graham, Casey Hawkins, Fletcher Newman, Evan New, and Joseph Lasala.

ALT Portrait of Debangan Dey, assistant professor of statistics at Texas A&M University, wearing glasses and a dark blazer, smiling with arms crossed. Overlaid text reads “Warmer Days, Better Moods? It’s Complicated,” with additional text noting his research on how environmental conditions influence mental and behavioral health, alongside Texas A&M Statistics branding and a link to read more.

ALT Texas A&M Statistics graphic with a maroon panel describing research by Debangan Dey on how daily outdoor temperature is associated with changes in mood, energy levels, and sleep quality. The design includes a blurred Texas A&M logo in the background and a call-to-action link directing viewers to read further.

ALT Graphic featuring the headline “Alumna Helps Launch Tactical AI with Lockheed Martin” over a blurred campus building background. Centered is a portrait of a smiling woman with long brown hair, wearing a light top and cardigan, set against a maroon circular backdrop. A label beneath the image reads “Rachael Shudde.”

ALT Promotional graphic for the Best of Statistical Science Workshop (BOSS 2026). The design features a photo of students seated at tables during a conference, partially overlaid with a gold banner displaying “BOSS 2026 Workshop.” Event details appear below on a navy background: April 24–25, 2026 at Rudder Tower, Room 301, 401 Joe Routt Blvd, College Station, TX. Day one runs 8:00 AM–4:40 PM and day two runs 8:30 AM–12:30 PM. The graphic includes a registration link (tx.ag/boss2026), an April 17 registration deadline, and sponsor logos for ISBA and NSF.

ALT Graphic announcement featuring a portrait of Shlok Mishra, smiling and wearing a dark suit and glasses at an indoor event. Large headline text reads “PhD Student Shlok Mishra Named a Jordan Institute Fellow.” Supporting text states that the Department of Statistics at Texas A&M University congratulates Mishra on being selected as a fellow in the 38th class of the MSC L.T. Jordan Institute, noting the fellowship provides a $5,000 grant for international research and cultural immersion. The design features a maroon background with the Texas A&M Statistics logo at the bottom.

ALT A promotional graphic announcing the “2026 ASA Student Paper Award,” featuring a centered portrait of Somjit Roy standing with arms crossed in front of a blurred campus building background. A red circular backdrop highlights the subject, and a name banner at the bottom displays “Somjit Roy.”

ALT Promotional graphic announcing “Dr. Raymond Wong Awarded ArtSci Research Grant.” The post features a portrait of Dr. Raymond Wong, wearing glasses, a light blue shirt, and a tie, standing with arms crossed. Accompanying text explains that Dr. Wong, a professor of statistics at Texas A&M University, received a 2026 ArtSci Research Grant to develop statistical and machine learning methods for analyzing electronic health record data, improving accuracy, reducing bias, and supporting interdisciplinary health data science research.

ALT A graphic titled “Meet Our New Department Leadership Team” featuring portraits of the Statistics Department’s leadership. At the top is Bani Mallick, Department Head. Below are Alan Dabney, Associate Department Head for Teaching Excellence, and Rajarshi Guhaniyogi, Associate Department Head for Operations. Along the bottom row are Raymond Wong, Director of the PhD Program; Derya Akleman, Director of MS Programs; Huiyan Sang, Director of the Undergraduate Program; and Yuchao Jiang, Director of the Bioinformatics Program.

ALT Cover of StatLinks, the Texas A&M University Department of Statistics magazine, December 2025, Issue 9. The cover features a collie dog on a leash walking in front of the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets, with the StatLinks title prominently displayed.

ALT Graphic announcing the ENAR Distinguished Student Paper Award, featuring a centered headshot of Rebecca Lee smiling, with her name displayed below. The background shows a softly blurred campus building with a maroon circular accent behind her portrait.