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Jorge Luis Romeu is an Academic, a Researcher, a Consultant and an International Educator. He has 40 years of industrial statistics and operations research experience, specializing in Quality, Reliability and Continuous Improvement . Romeu is a Research and an Adjunct Professor of Industrial Statistics in the School of Engineering, Syracuse University, where he works in industrial and demographic problems. He is also an Adjunct Professor of Operations Management in the Business Department, SUNY Institute of Technology (SUNYIT), in Utica. He is also a Senior Science Advisor with Quanterion Solutions (QSI) which operates the Reliability Information and Analysis Center, RIAC. Romeu authored a statistics book, several handbook chapters, and many statistics articles and web tutorials.

Romeu is a Chartered Statistician Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society, a Senior Member of the American Society for Quality (ASQ), with certifications in Quality and Reliability, and has served as Guest Editor for several special statistical journal issues. Romeu was twice Chair of ASQ Syracuse Section, is Deputy Director, Region II of ASQ, and Newsletter Associate Editor for the industrial statistics section of the American Statistical Association and for the ASQ Syracuse Section. He is an independent industrial statistics consultant specializing in quality, reliability and continuous improvement techniques.

Prior to his present employment, Romeu was (1985-1998) an Associate Professor of Statistics and Computers with the Department of Mathematics at SUNY-Cortland, retiring Emeritus in December of 1998, after fourteen years of teaching statistics, math and computers at SUNY Cortland. Romeu was, for many years (before and after taking early retirement from SUNY Cortland), a Senior Research Engineer with IITRI, the Illinois Institute of Technology Research Institute, in its Rome NY Campus. More recently, Romeu worked as Research Specialist for the Office of Sponsored Research, SUNYIT in Utica, where he still teaches Management Science courses.

Romeu earned a Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research from Syracuse University (1990) and a "Licenciado en Matematicas, Especialista en Estadistica" degree from the University of Havana, Cuba (1973).

As an International Educator, Romeu created and directs the Juarez Lincoln Marti Int'l Education Project, for Latin America. He has been a Fulbright Senior Speaker Specialist in Mexico (1994, 2000 and 2003); Dominican Republic (2004); Ecuador, (2006), and a Fundayacucho Consultant in Venezuela (1998).Romeu is also involved in Human Rights and shares the goals and philosophy of an ancient Institution.

Read more about Romeu's professional activities and see a list of his newspaper articles about Cuba ; or a Short Curriculum VITA.

For specific information about Romeu's work or on his areas of interest and expertise, please consult: International Education; statistics research in Human Rights; applied industrial statistics research Publications; professional journal Refereeing; his Page on JOURNALISM and CUBA; the JUAREZ-Lincoln-Marti International Education Project, or his research about Cuban Freemasons.

Summary of Prof. Romeu's professional, teaching and research activities:

  1. Information Regarding SUNY Cortland:
  2. Information Regarding Syracuse University:
  3. Main Web Publications, Presentations and Research Activities in Statistics Education:
  4. Main Web Publications, Presentations and Research Activities in Applied/Industrial Statistics:
  5. Main Web Publications, Proposals, Presentations, and Research Activities in QR&CII-CNY:
  6. Main Web Publications, Presentations and Research Activities in Socio-Economic Problems:
  7. Main Web Publications, Presentations and Research Activities in International Education:
  8. Main Web Publications, Presentations and Research Activities on Cuban Freemasons:
  9. Stats/O.R. Research Publications (1970-80) in Cuban Journals
  10. Web Publications, Presentations and Research Activities Overview/Summary:
  11. Course Work Material for Intro to Probab/Stats in several Departments:
  12. Course Work Material for MFE634: Productivity & Quality Engineering
  13. Course Work Material for ECS526: Engineering Statistics
  14. Course Work Material for ISE429/MFE411: Operations Research:
  15. Course Work Material for DOE/EPN: Design of Experiments:
  16. Course Work and Material for Reliability Modeling and Analysis
  17. Course Work Material for Various Simulation Courses Taught:
  18. International Education Activities:
  19. Past/Present Professional Associations:
  20. FAREWELL
  21. Thanks for your visit.