About
The Social Statistics Study Group (SSSG) aims to create a structured and dynamic community of social science researchers in Quebec who work with quantitative methods, as well as to contribute to the visibility of quantitative research at the UCS Center at INRS.
These objectives will be achieved through a series of conferences, trainings and workshops, as well as through direct financial support to students using quantitative methods in their dissertation or thesis.
The SSSG is placed under the direction of Xavier St-Denis, professor at the UCS Center at INRS. It was created thanks to a generous donation from André Lemelin, retired professor of the UCS Center.
Direction
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Xavier St-Denis
Associate Professor
Expertises
Méthodes quantitatives mobilisées : Administrative data and data linkage, Descriptive statistics, Longitudinal data analysis, Multivariate regressions, Regression with categorical dependent variables (logit, probit, GLM).Bases de données : Longitudinal Administrative Databank (LAD), Longitudinal Immigration Database (IMDB).
Coordination
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Béatrice Morselli
Research Professional, INRS
Expertises
Scientific committee
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Carolyn Côté-Lussier
Associate Professor
Expertises
Méthodes quantitatives mobilisées : Factor analysis, Latent class analysis, Missing data anlaysis, Multivariate regressions, Quantile regression, Structural equation modelling.
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Mireille de la Sablonnière-Griffin
Assistant Professor
Expertises
Méthodes quantitatives mobilisées : Descriptive statistics, Indexes and indicators, Multivariate regressions, Survival analysis and risk and duration models.