Huihui Yu joined the MEA PhD program at University of Connecticut in 2010, under the supervision of Dr D. Betsy McCoach. Huihui earned her bachelor (1998) and master (2001) of science in electrical engineering and worked in the telecommunications industry for 6 years. She is now an educational statistician who is passionately interested in children intelligence and gifted education.
Hongwei Yu is a postdoctoral fellow in the Institute for Studies of Religion (ISR) at Baylor University. His research centers on student persistence and degree completion, student academic misconduct, part-time faculty, and organizational leadership. He specializes in conducting quantitative analysis using large-scale national data sets.
Guoliang Yu is Professor in the Institute of Psychology, Renmin University of China. He graduated from Beijing Normal University in July 1995, and received his doctor's degree. He continues to study at the University of Georgia. He conducts researches in the areas of social cognition and interpersonal relationship. He has published a number of articles on his main research areas in international and Chinese journals.
Dr. Fei Yu is a research faculty member in the UCLA Department of Biostatistics and a senior statistician in the Jules Stein Eye Institute. His interests are study design, causal inference, large complex databases, and correlated data.