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Expert consultation in research methods, GIS, and statistical analysis for the social sciences are provided by research consultants Frank LoPresti and Yakov Smotritsky along with their staff. For consultation, call one of the consultants for an appointment or visit the lab facility and office at 75 Third Avenue at 12th St., Level C-3, in the ITS computer lab.
Consultants
- Frank LoPresti: Coordinator
Email: frank.lopresti@nyu.edu
Phone: 212-998-3398
Fax : 212-995-4120Software Specializations:
SPSS, SAS, Access, ARCView, Mapinfo
Platform specializations:
Unix, MS Windows 98, MAC/OS, Windows 2000
Graduates and Students for Private Consulting
- Dr. Dongjin (Eric) Shin (2004)
Email: ds369@nyu.edu
Phone: 718-478-8565Specializations: Excel and Microsoft Tools
- Dr. Dyana Jimenez (2002)
Phone: 646-207-0344Specializations: SPSS, statistics tutoring
- Peggy Clements (1998)
Email: peggy@psych.nyu.edu
Phone: 212-998-7631Specialization: SPSS
- Lisa Cyphers (1998)
Phone: 718-398-3493Specialization: SPSS
Notes on Private Consultation
Our list of graduate and student consultants is provided as a service to the New York University community to provide a pool of talent for researchers and instructors in need of assistance. Another purpose is to provide students interested in learning about research and/or teaching with the opportunity to obtain on-the-job training. It helps students in need of financial assistance. Finally, on the basis of a record of reliable, responsible, and competent assistance, the student may earn references and learn about future opportunities in research and/or teaching.
Students who seek assistance from persons on this list should first discuss with their instructors the appropriateness of enlisting such assistance. In this way, compliance with accepted academic standards of propriety may be upheld. Under no circumstances are these assistants to engage in activities in violation of academic ethics. Financial and scheduling arrangements are to be made between the researcher and the prospective assistant. Persons of all levels of statistical and computing capability have been included on this list. Prospective employers should interview candidates carefully and/or contact Frank LoPresti (see below) for more information about qualifications for specific projects. Persons who wish their names and numbers to be included on this list should contact Frank LoPresti at frank.lopresti@nyu.edu or 212-998-3398.
Page last reviewed: August 19, 2008