Reference librarians can help you find data. They can help you form a strategy for your search for data, discuss your research question, and access data sources. To reach them:

• Drop in at the Research/IT Desk
• Contact your liaison librarian for discipline-specific data searches (e.g., help finding data on the environment)

Kristin Partlo can help with more involved data-related search questions.

• Make an appointment for a consultation
• Drop by her office, Libe466
• Email kpartlo [at] carleton.edu 

Need help with R, SPSS, Stata, Stat/Transfer? Need help organizing or reformatting your dataset? Contact:

• Paula Lackie, Academic Technologies Team,
  Phone: x5607
  Email: (use a descriptive subject line) plackie [at] carleton [dot] edu
  Where: Leighton 225
• Math Skills Center
  Drop-in help, weekdays 8:30am-11pm, Saturday 2-5pm, Sunday 2-5, 7-11pm
  Phone: x4026
  Where: CMC 229

Looking for GIS data? Want to display your lat/long or tabular data on a map? Contact:

• Kristin Partlo
• Wei-Hsin Fu for help with geospatial analysis and more involved research projects

Writing about data? The Writing Center can help!

Need help analyzing your data?

• Contact the Statistics faculty member who supervises Carleton's Statistical Consulting service. Carleton students enrolled in this course work on data analysis projects from both the College and the community. If your data analysis project is not the right scope for Statistical Consulting, Carleton statistics professors are also available to consult with you individually.