Carl F. Kossack
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Carl F. Kossack
Summary
Carl F. Kossack is a human[1].
Key Facts
- Carl F. Kossack was employed by University of Oregon[2].
- Carl F. Kossack was educated at University of Michigan[3].
- Carl F. Kossack's doctoral advisor was Arthur Herbert Copeland[4].
- Carl F. Kossack received the Fellow of the American Statistical Association[5].
- Carl F. Kossack was a member of American Statistical Association[6].
- Carl F. Kossack is recorded as male[7].
- Carl F. Kossack's instance of is recorded as human[8].
- Carl F. Kossack supervised John Allen Tischendorf as a doctoral student[9].
- Carl F. Kossack supervised Joseph Anthony Navarro as a doctoral student[10].
- Carl F. Kossack supervised Leonard Duane Pyle as a doctoral student[11].
- Carl F. Kossack supervised Mangalore Vasudeva Pai as a doctoral student[12].
- Carl F. Kossack supervised Myron J. Willis as a doctoral student[13].
- Carl F. Kossack supervised Verne Golbert Robinson as a doctoral student[14].
- Carl F. Kossack supervised H. Leon Harter as a doctoral student[15].
- Carl F. Kossack supervised Richard Henry Shaw as a doctoral student[16].
- Carl F. Kossack supervised Randall Eugene Cline as a doctoral student[17].
- Carl F. Kossack's family name is recorded as Kossack[18].
- Carl F. Kossack's given name is recorded as Carl[19].
Body
Education
Carl F. Kossack's education included a stint at University of Michigan[3]. His doctoral advisor was Arthur Herbert Copeland[4].
Career and Affiliations
Carl F. Kossack was employed by University of Oregon[2]. Doctoral students include John Allen Tischendorf[9]; Joseph Anthony Navarro[10], 1927–2017[20], of United States[21]; Leonard Duane Pyle[11]; Mangalore Vasudeva Pai[12]; Myron J. Willis[13]; and Verne Golbert Robinson[14].
Recognition
Carl F. Kossack received the Fellow of the American Statistical Association[5].
FAQs
Where did Carl F. Kossack go to school?
Carl F. Kossack was educated at University of Michigan[3].
What awards did Carl F. Kossack receive?
Honors received include Fellow of the American Statistical Association[5].