Tony Panzarella
I am currently
the MSc Program Director in Biostatistics at the Dalla Lana School of
Public Health,
University of Toronto and the President of the Southern Ontario Regional Association (SORA) of the
Statistical Society of Canada and Southern Ontario Chapter of the American
Statistical Association.
Previously I
worked at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, Toronto, Canada, where I was the Manager of
the Biostatistics Department since 1998, and a biostatistician since 1985. I
graduated from the University of Toronto with an MSc in Applied Statistics in
1985. I have co-authored over 150 publications in clinical cancer research. I
was the lead statistician for two international clinical trials sponsored by
The Canadian Blood and Marrow Transplant Group. While at Princess Margaret, I was regularly
involved in developing and teaching introductory statistics courses to
residents, fellows and clinical researchers.
I have been
affiliated with the Division of Biostatistics at the Dalla Lana School of
Public Health since 2003, first as a status-only faculty, and since Jan. 2018
as faculty.
Contact Information
Address:
155 College St., Toronto, ON M5T 3M7
Email:
tony.panzarella@utoronto.ca
Tel:
416-978-8979
DLSPH
Profile
Curriculum Vitae
Teaching responsibilities
2019-2020
CHL5210H
– Categorical Data Analysis
CHL5207Y
– Laboratory in Statistical Design and Analysis
CHL5208Y
– Advanced Laboratory in Statistical Design and Analysis
Memberships
Southern Ontario
Regional Association of Statistical Society of Canada
Southern Ontario Chapter of the American
Statistical Association
The
Applied Biostatistics Association
Data
Safety Monitoring Board, Myeloma Canada
Statistical Reviewer, The Lancet Journals
Recommended blogs
Ask Good Questions: A blog about teaching introductory statistics by Allan Rossman
https://askgoodquestions.blog/
Teach Data Science: by Nick Horton and colleagues
“We were hoping to create a roadmap for faculty development that will ease the learning curve and help busy people incorporate new tools and approaches into their teaching.”
Professional Interests
Categorical
data analysis
Randomized
clinical trials
Survival
analysis
Teaching
statistics
Effective
statistical collaboration
Personal Interests
Bicycling
Cooking