BA, Dartmouth College, 1967; BA, Lincoln College, Oxford University 1969; MS (1970), PhD (1974), Stanford University
University of California at Davis 1973-74
Probability and statistics, mathematical economics, game theory, discrete mathematics, simulation, analysis of algorithms, parallel computing
Mathematical models in the social sciences, computer simulation, parallel computing
Numerous articles and reviews in journals such as The Annals of Probability, American Journal of Political Science, Journal of Applied Game Theory, Journal of Higher Education, Operations Research and Management Science
Fulbright Fellow at Oxford; NSF grant at Stanford; Visiting Lecturer for the Mathematical Association of America