Research methods & statistics consulting
I help graduate students design and finish defensible dissertations, and I help organizations turn data into credible, evidence-backed claims. The throughline is the same: methods that hold up to scrutiny.
What "defensible" looks like
Two ways I work
Graduate students
Stuck on your methods chapter, dreading the analysis, or facing a committee that wants more rigor? I work alongside you across every phase — from sharpening the question to preparing for the defense — so the work is yours and it holds up.
See how I support studentsOrganizations & digital health
Buyers, clinicians, and investors increasingly ask "where's the evidence?" I help you design the studies, measure the outcomes, and communicate the findings that turn a good product into a credible one — built on data, not adjectives.
See how I work with teamsAreas of expertise
I consult across the full research process, but my deepest expertise is in the parts most people find hardest to get right — and the parts reviewers and committees scrutinize most.
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Choosing a design that can actually answer your question — experimental, quasi-experimental, observational, qualitative, or mixed — and anticipating the threats to validity before they become objections.
02
From power analysis and measurement through regression, multilevel and longitudinal models, SEM, and modern approaches — chosen to match the data and the claim, then interpreted honestly.
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Reliability, validity, scale construction, and psychometrics — making sure what you're measuring is what you think you're measuring before any analysis begins.
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Clean, documented analysis in R, Python, SPSS, Stata, or Mplus — so your results are transparent, repeatable, and easy to defend or hand off.
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Translating output into clear methods and results sections, tables, and figures that a committee, a journal, or a non-technical stakeholder can follow.
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A rigorous outside read of your design or analysis before you commit — catching the issues that are far cheaper to fix now than after data collection or after launch.
How I work
Good consulting should leave you stronger than it found you. I explain the reasoning behind every recommendation so you can defend it, repeat it, and stand behind it as your own.
By the numbers
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— [Title, Company]Start the conversation
Most engagements begin with a short, no-obligation consult to scope the work and see whether we're a good fit.