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ASU statistics professor — the first woman ever to win the Shewhart Medal — sees wide-ranging applications for statistics

What do golf balls and the staff of your local pharmacy have in common?

They can both benefit from data analysis.

Michael Flatley recently received his master of engineering in quality and reliability engineering, along with Black Belt Six Sigma certification from Arizona State University’s Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering.

Tyler Nelson, a graduate from University of Arizona in computer engineering, recently finished his master’s degree in computer software engineering at Arizona State University through the Global Outreach and Extended Education (GOEE) program for the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering.

Nine business professionals recently completed the Master Black Belt (MBB) program at ASU, putting them a step closer to achieving the Master Black Belt certification. In the final step of the program, candidates will submit a white paper outlining how Six Sigma will be deployed within their organizations.

Douglas Montgomery has attained one of the highest levels of recognition for exceptional achievement and leadership in his profession. The Arizona State University industrial engineer was recently elected as an Honorary Member of ASQ — formerly the American Society for Quality.

Long-term collaborations spanning a range of research and education efforts, workforce development and philanthropic activities are some goals set forth in an agreement between ASU and Aerojet Rocketdyne.