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| Mr. Ping-Yun Chen (Class of 1969) |
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- Demonstrated long-term academic commitment, teaching at Syracuse University since 1982, maintaining over 40 years of continuous research and teaching excellence.
- Leadership in statistical professional service, serving as Chair, Committee Member, and Representative of the ASA Syracuse Chapter since 1995, promoting academic development and exchange in statistics.
- Editorial contributions: Editorial Board member of Statistics and Decision (1983–2002) and Sequential Analysis (since 2004), advancing publication quality and knowledge dissemination.
- Productive researcher with 75 journal publications and 17 authored books, reflecting significant scholarly impact in statistics.
- Innovative researcher and inventor: co-developed methods for heterogeneity detection and improved adaptive signal processing devices, holding U.S. Patent 5706013.
- International recognition: awarded the 2024 Abraham Wald Prize in Sequential Analysis, honoring pioneering contributions to sequential analysis.
- Cross-disciplinary contributions: co-founded the Applied Statistics program at Syracuse University (1989), promoting collaboration across statistics, computer science, management, mathematics, psychology, and social sciences, fostering talent and interdisciplinary research.
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