The following statistics resources are available at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (ISMMS):
Library Resources
Our Statistics @ Levy Library guides features a collection of books, online tutorials and videos on learning to use SAS, SPSS, and R.
ISMMS Center for Biostatistics
The ISMMS Center for Biostatistics offers a free walk-in consultation service called Stat-Chat for all faculty, fellows, residents, staff, and medical students. Stat-Chat is a walk-in consultation service meant to resolve easy problems and answer quick questions regarding data analysis, study design, model interpretation, etc. It is offered every Monday from 2pm-3pm via Zoom. To request a meeting, fill out the Stat-Chat Request Form.
More extensive fee-based consultation services are also available. For more information, please visit the ISMMS Center for Biostatistics.
Access
SPSS and SAS software licenses are distributed and managed by the Academic IT Department. Students, faculty or staff who are interested in obtaining a personal copy of SPSS or SAS, please contact ASCIT for options. Please note that software is not free and will need to be purchased. Please review your options below:
- SPSS
- ISMMS Students can purchase SPSS at a discounted price through JourneyEd software website or OnThe Hub eStore after registering with a valid school email address.
- ISMMS Faculty/Staff can submit an SPSS request to Academic IT Support for a license. A $75 fee for activation is required to be paid through their department fund.
- SAS
- ISMMS Students can submit a SAS request to Academic IT support for a license. A $150 fee is required and can be paid through personal funds or by a department. If SAS is required for a graduate course, please contact ASCIT for available options.
- ISMMS Faculty/Staff can submit a SAS request to Academic IT support for a license. A $150 fee is required to be paid through their department fund.
SPSS, SAS and R software is installed on all workstations in the Levy Library Computing Center on Annenberg 11 is available to use by all faculty, staff and students.
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