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To see a consultant, send a message to
Anita Valencia anitav@yorku.ca
or phone: (416) 736-5061

The Statistical Consulting Service at York

The Statistical Consulting Service (SCS) at York University in Toronto is affiliated with York's Institute for Social Research, and with the Department of Mathematics and Statistics in the Faculty of Arts. The mandate of SCS is to assist faculty, students and staff at York with research that employs statistical methods.

   The central goals of SCS are:

SCS Activities

Consulting services

SCS provides training and consulting services on research methodology, sample design, questionnaire design, data analysis, and statistical computer applications.

Short courses

SCS offers non-credit short courses three times a year on the use of statistical software (including SAS and SPSS), and on a variety of topics related to statistical analysis. In the Spring session, additional courses related to sample and questionnaire design, survey research and other topics are offered by the Institute for Social Research. Click below for information about our current and past short courses.

 2002-2003 Fall 2002 
 2001-2002 Fall 2001  Winter 2002  Spring 2002 
 2000-2001 Fall 2000 Winter 2001 Spring 2001
 1999-2000 Fall 1999  Winter 2000  Spring 2000 
 1998-99  Fall 1998  Winter 1999 Spring 1999
 1997-98  Fall 1997  Winter 1998  Spring 1998 
 1998-99  Fall 1996  Winter 1997  Spring 1997 

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Course tutorials

York faculty can also arrange for SCS to supply instruction to university classes on the use of SAS and SPSS.

Seminar Series

SCS also hosts an informal seminar series and discussion group for faculty and SCS staff on topics of current interest. This year we are considering Structural Equations Models. In 1999/2000 the series was devoted to Hierarchical Models.

In addition, a three-week Spring Seminar Series is presented annually in conjunction with the Institute for Social Research on topics relating to social research methods.

WWW Resources

See the collection of WWW pointers to Statistical and Statistical Graphics Resources on the internet. Among other things, you'll find useful annotated links to general statistical resources, York resources, statistics departments on the WWW, data visualization and statistical graphics, as well as links to statistical computing with SAS, LispStat, S Plus and Mathematica.

SCS Staff

The orginal author of the SCS web site is Michael Friendly. The current curator of this page is:
Georges Monette Email: mailto:georges@mathstat.yorku.ca

This URL: http://www.math.yorku.ca/SCS/