History
The Graybill Conference has been hosted “approximately annually” by the Department of Statistics at Colorado State University, always in the month of June. Dr. Franklin A. Graybill came to Colorado in 1960 and was involved in the development of the statistics program, first as part of mathematics and then in its own department. He founded the Graybill Statistical Laboratory in 1961, which celebrated its 50th year in operation last year. The previous Graybill Conferences are:
1. 2001 - Linear Models
2. 2003 - Microarrays, Bioinformatics and Related Topics
3. 2004 - Spatial Statistics: Agricultural, Ecological and Environmental Applications
4. 2005 - Statistics in Information Technology
5. 2006 - Multiscale Methods and Statistics: A Productive Marriage
6. 2007 - Applied Probability Symposium
7. 2008 - Biopharmaceutical Statistics
8. 2009 - Extreme Value Analysis
10. 2012 - WNAR / Graybill Conference
