The mission of the Research and Statistical Support (RSS) group at the University of North Texas (UNT) is to facilitate access to current research tools and statistical methodologies and to promote these methods to the research, instructional, and administrative communities at UNT; to encourage a collaborative research environment for researchers through the development and use of innovative computing technologies; to provide training and consultation in the appropriate use of  statistical methodologies and computer software; and to facilitate access to data collection and data management technologies.  RSS accomplishes these goals by:

• Collaborating with students, faculty, and staff on research projects through appointments, telephone, and email.  For further details on our consulting policy, please read this and the consulting and FAQ links to the right.

• Providing assistance with statistical theory and techniques, software, data management, and research design.

• Keeping current on new statistical computing methodologies and making these technologies available to the UNT community.

• Providing training to the UNT community through short course workshops.

• Providing opportunities for the professional development of the RSS staff.

• FAQ
  • Please read before setting up an appointment
• Consulting
  • The RSS group offers their expertise at all phases of the research process.
• Application Support Service
  • Find out what statistical software is supported by RSS
• Instructional Service
  • Get an introduction to statistical and other software we support
• Data Support Service
  • Have just general data issues? Click here.
• Survey Support
  • Interested in creating your own survey for research purposes? Start here.
• Current Issue of RSS Matters
  • Monthly article regarding research issues written by members of the RSS staff in our contribution to Benchmarks
  • RSS Matters:  index of articles by statistical analysis or software application
• Development
  • Things we're working on
• Other interesting and perhaps useful links