SCS 2025 Services

Welcome to the UConn Statistical Consulting Services (SCS). We provide expert statistical support to students, faculty, researchers, and industry partners across a wide range of disciplines. Whether you need guidance on study design, data analysis, or communicating results, our team is here to help through individual consultations, ongoing collaborations, and tailored workshops.

We offer support through consulting, collaboration, and office hours. Explore your options below:

Consulting Options
Office Hours Sign Up
Book a free 30-minute session with a statistical consultant.
Ask a Question
Submit your question and upload documents for review.
View Services & Rates
See our hourly rates and available types of support.

The SCS offers a variety of workshops designed to meet the needs of researchers at all levels. We cover both introductory and advanced topics in statistics, research methods, and data analysis, using popular software such as R, SPSS, and Python. To increase accessibility and flexibility, workshops are offered in a range of formats: fully in-person, fully remote via WebEx, and hybrid options that combine both.

Below is a sample of our upcoming workshops. For the full schedule and to reserve your spot, please fill out the form at the bottom of this section.

This section will be updated on August 25, 2025.

Date Workshop Type Cost
[Date] [Workshop Title] [In-Person / Remote / Hybrid] [Cost]
[Date] [Workshop Title] [In-Person / Remote / Hybrid] [Cost]

Ready to sign up? Fill out the form below to register for an upcoming session:

Our consulting services are offered on a fee-for-service basis. Rates vary by consultant type and client affiliation:

Client Type Graduate Student Postdoc Director
Internal (UConn) $75/hr $95/hr $120/hr
External NFP $90/hr $110/hr $140/hr

Not sure which rate(s) applies to you?
Sign up for a free office hour consultation to discuss your needs with our team.

(Highlight quotes from clients or list example collaborations here)

The SCS is staffed by late-career Ph.D. students from UConn’s Department of Statistics. These students come from diverse backgrounds and have a wide variety of skills and interests. This allows the SCS to offer analytical support on a wide range of research topics, and provide assistance on a number commonly encountered statistical issues, such as, missing data imputation, generalized linear and non-linear mixed effects models, time series analysis, variable selection, and many more!

Timothy Moore

Timothy Moore, Ph.D.

Director

Whetten Graduate Building

timothy.e.moore@uconn.edu

860-486-0074

Eric Bae

Eric Bae, Ph.D.

Post-Doc

Whetten Graduate Building

eric.bae@uconn.edu

Xiaojing Wang

Xiaojing Wang

Faculty Advisor

AUST 334

xiaojing.wang@uconn.edu

860-486-3415

Zoe Gibbs

Zoe Gibbs

PhD Consultant

elizabeth.j.gibbs@uconn.edu

Chaeyeon Yoo

Chaeyeon Yoo

PhD Consultant

chaeyeon.yoo@uconn.edu

Manjun Yu

Manjun Yu

PhD Consultant

manjun.yu@uconn.edu

Fusheng Yang

Fusheng Yang

PhD Consultant

fusheng.yang@uconn.edu

Loreina Guo

Loreina Guo

PhD Consultant

yca24001@uconn.edu

Shea van den Broek

Shea van den Broek

Consultant

shea.vandenbroek@uconn.edu

The SCS supports a variety of statistical software programs, including both licensed and open-source tools commonly used in research and analysis.

Licensed Software

Open Source Software

Access via UConn AnyWare

As an alternative to downloading and installing applications directly onto your computer, UConn affiliates can access select university-licensed software through UConn AnyWare.

software.uconn.edu/uconn-software-online

The SCS is located in the Nathan L. Whetten Building on UConn’s Storrs campus.