Peter Westfall is Paul Whitfield Horn Professor of Statistics, James Niver Professor of Information Systems and Quantitative Sciences, and Director of the Center for Advanced Analytics and Business Intelligence at Texas Tech University.  He has published 70+ articles on statistical theory and practice in journals including Annals of Statistics, Journal of the American Statistical Association, The American Statistician, Biometrika, Biometrics, Statistics in Medicine, Genetics, Genetic Epidemiology, Human Heredity, Pharmaceutical Statistics and Journal of Biopharmaceutical Statistics; he is also published in several business journals.  He is lead author of the books Resampling‑Based Multiple Testing: Examples and Methods for P-value adjustment (Wiley, 1993), and Multiple Comparisons and Multiple Tests Using the SAS^® System (SAS Book's by Users, 1999). Joint with S. Stanley Young of Glaxo Inc., he received the 1991 "Most Outstanding Applications Paper Award" from the American Statistical Association for developing new multiple comparisons methodology with special application to Pharmaceutical statistics. Funded by a consortium of Pharmaceutical Companies, he developed the SAS/STAT^® procedure PROC MULTTEST, which is resampling-based software used for multiple outcomes and multiple comparisons with applications to clinical trials, preclinical animal carcinogenicity studies, gene expression studies, and genetic association studies. He has given numerous invited papers and keynote addresses at major national and international conferences, has ongoing training and consulting arrangements with various pharmaceutical companies, periodically consults with the United States Food and Drug Administration, serves on data safety monitoring boards, and develops protocols for Phase III clinical trials conducted by researchers at Texas Tech University.  His Center for Advanced Analytics and Business Intelligence has been cited by Next-gen data center forum, Database Trends and Applications, and Grid Today for its contributions to grid computing technology. He served as co-chair (with Ajit Tamhane) for the Third International Conference on Multiple Comparisons Procedures, held in Bethesda, MD, August 2002, and co-edited volumes appearing in Journal of Biopharmaceutical Statistics and Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference resulting from this conference. He is editor-elect for The American Statistician (2006-2008), has served as associate editor for The American Statistician and Journal of the American Statistical Association; and he is a Fellow of the American Statistical Association.