The Methodological and Statistical Consulting Core (MSCC) is an academic resource within the School of Community and Global Health (SCGH) at Claremont Graduate University. The Core provides consultative, collaborative, and educational methodological support across multiple stages of health-related research including health behavior and outcomes reserach, and prevention and intervention science.

Who We Support

  • SCGH graduate students
  • SCGH faculty
  • Research teams and interdisciplinary collaborators
  • External partners (as capacity allows)

What We Offer

  • Study design and analytic planning consultation
  • Statistical modeling strategy
  • Data management planning and reproducible workflow guidance
  • Interpretation and reporting of statistical analyses
  • Methodological input for manuscripts and grant proposals

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How the MSCC Works

The MSCC primarily operates as a consultative resource, focused on methodological guidance, analytical planning, and interpretation. Scope and expectations are clarified during intake to establish appropriate and sustainable support.

For student-led projects (e.g., dissertations, theses, practica), the MSCC emphasizes mentoring and methodological guidance rather than direct data analytic work. For these projects, the MSCC provides consultative input only and does not perform data cleaning, coding, or statistical analyses.

For faculty-led or externally funded projects (which may include student involvement), limited analytic or methodological contributions may be considered through formal collaboration, contingent on prior agreement and available capacity.

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Request a Consultation

To request support, please complete the pre-consultation intake form. Requests are reviewed to assess scope, timelines, and appropriate next steps.

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Leadership and Governance

Yusuke Shono, PhD
Founding Director and Core Faculty
Assistant Professor, School of Community and Global Health

Bin Xie, PhD
Core Faculty
Professor, School of Community and Global Health

Advisory Board

Darleen Peterson, PhD
Advisory Faculty
Professor, School of Community and Global Health

Alan Stacy, PhD
Advisory Faculty
Professor, School of Community and Global Health

Contact

Email: mscc@cgu.edu