Jack Miller

Dr. Jack Miller is a Statistics Education Specialist who joined the faculty at University of Michigan in Fall 2013. Prior to University of Michigan, they were a Statistics Education Specialist at The Ohio State University (2003-2013) and was on the faculty of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at Drury University (2000-2003). Dr. Miller is interested in both the teaching of statistics and in training future teachers of statistics and is particularly interested in leveraging technology for student learning and understanding. Dr. Miller and Dr. Tailen Hsing were awarded an EAGER grant from the National Science Foundation for “Researching the HyFlex+ Instructional Model of Blended Learning” (NSF DUE 15-44337). For the 2021-2024 academic years, Dr. Miller is working with colleagues Dr. Alicia Romero, Elaine Hembree, and Mark Rulkowski to transform Stats 250 through the CRLT's Foundational Course Initiative.