Instilling Awareness of Ethical Research Practices
Presentation Type
Poster Session
Location
Burnett Honors College
Start Date
14-10-2011 5:30 PM
End Date
14-10-2011 7:00 PM
Description/Abstract
Practicing the responsible conduct of research (RCR) is important in the development of a scientist. Upon entering the MARC and RISE programs, students receive 20 hours of RCR training. Pertinent areas discussed include values in science, research as a profession, elements of responsible conduct, conflict of interest, research misconduct, IACUC certification, and IRB guidelines. Principles are reinforced in the Biomedical Ethics and Seminar courses. Students practice RCR in the classroom, the teaching labs, and the research labs as they carry out mentored research. Students build on their experiences to become responsible professionals. Supported by NIH MARC and RISE Grants, Barry University.
Instilling Awareness of Ethical Research Practices
Burnett Honors College
Practicing the responsible conduct of research (RCR) is important in the development of a scientist. Upon entering the MARC and RISE programs, students receive 20 hours of RCR training. Pertinent areas discussed include values in science, research as a profession, elements of responsible conduct, conflict of interest, research misconduct, IACUC certification, and IRB guidelines. Principles are reinforced in the Biomedical Ethics and Seminar courses. Students practice RCR in the classroom, the teaching labs, and the research labs as they carry out mentored research. Students build on their experiences to become responsible professionals. Supported by NIH MARC and RISE Grants, Barry University.