Two M.A. in Statistics students win the Davis Award for excellent academic achievement.

Two M.A. in Statistics students, Hanxi Sun and Chi-Heng Lin, win the Davis Award for excellent academic achievement. 

The Davis Fellowship carries provides a small monetary award presented to outstanding academic achievement and is funded by a $10 million bequest from the late Kathryn Wasserman Davis, ’31 GSAS. 
 
The two MA in Statistics students who were awarded are Hanxi Sun and Chi-Heng Lin.  

Hanxi Sun is a graduate of Peking University and double majored in Statistics and Computer software.  She wants to pursue a doctoral program and joined the Columbia  University MA in Statistics Program because of the "great faculty."  She is "passionate about statistics and life."

Chi-Heng Lin is a graduate of the National Taiwan University.  He studied electrical engineering before joining the Columbia University MA in Statistics Program.  He is keen to be part of a doctoral program and says he is "enthusiastic about math."

 

Hanxi Sun is a graduate of Peking University and double majored in Statistics and Computer software. She wants to pursue a doctoral program and joined the Columbia University MA in Statistics Program because of the “great faculty.” She is “passionate about statistics and life.” Chi-Heng Lin is a graduate of the National Taiwan University. He studied electrical engineering before joining the Columbia University MA in Statistics Program. He is keen to be part of a doctoral program and says he is “enthusiastic about math.”