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For Faculty & Staff
All-ERG World Storytelling Day
Wednesday, March 20, 4:30 to 6 p.m., Hunt Library, Studio A (HL 106B)
RSVP by March 18
CMU faculty and staff are invited to participate in the all-Employee Resource Group (ERG) World Storytelling Day event on March 20 in Hunt Library! The theme for 2024 is Building Bridges.
Each storyteller will have 5-6 minutes to tell their story, and people are welcome to bring something prepared or present something spur of the moment.
All are welcome to sign up for a slot, but you are not required to be a storyteller to attend the event: we need audience members as well!
Please RSVP by Monday, March 18.
Rules:
All stories must be about you
All stories must be true
All stories must be on theme
Be respectful!
For more information, email latine-employee-resource-group@andrew.cmu.edu.
Sponsored by the Office of Human Resources
Junior Faculty Workshop: Research and IRB Review (Session 1 of 2)
Wednesday, March 27, 12 to 1 p.m., Zoom
Jennifer Koehrsen, director, institutional review board (IRB) and institutional animal care and use committee (IACUC) from the Office of Research Integrity and Compliance (ORIC), will present information on the IRB and human subjects research.
This will be presentation one of a two-part series focused on the IRB. The second workshop, IRB Submission Using the SPARCS System, will take place on April 3. To get the most out of these sessions, we suggest attending both.
Objectives:
- Define Research and Human Subjects Research
- Describe the role of an Institutional Review Board (IRB)
- Outline what is required for a protocol and Informed Consent
- Review the submission and approval processes for IRB reviews
For Graduate Students
Responsible Conduct of Research Training
April 1, 3 and 5, times and locations vary
Join the Office of Research Integrity and Compliance for a Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) training. RCR is a widely accepted set of ethical principles and professional standards for conducting research in the university community. These standards are set forth by state and federal regulations, institutional policies, professional codes of conduct and personal convictions. RCR training is a framework for imparting these principles and standards and a critical component of scholarly and career development. RCR applies to all fields of research and we strongly encourage all academic and research units to take the training.
The training will be completed over one morning of Zoom sessions and two mornings of in-person sessions, and breakfast will be provided on the in-person days.
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