Howard
University
Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR)
Training Workshop
The
Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) Workshop is designed to
provide graduate students with information and training on research
ethics and integrity. The
objective of the RCR workshop is to discuss and provide
knowledge-based tools to address the often complex issues which
confront scholars during the course of their research careers.
The
lecture-discussion based two-half day workshops are offered each
semester of the academic year.
The topics include 9 core areas associated with research
ethics and integrity:
Guidelines and Regulations
Research Misconduct
Institutional Review Board (IRB) / Human and Animal Subjects
Ethical Reasoning / Conflict of Interest
Data Management
Authorship and Publication Practices / Collaborative Research
Mentorship
Graduate
students are required to successfully complete the RCR workshop
prior to advancing to candidacy.
The suggested time to take the RCR workshop for Master’s
and Ph.D. students is during the fall semester of the second year of
residence.
To register click
here.
For more information contact:
Dr. Chontrese Doswell Hayes
Assistant Dean
Graduate
School
Howard
University
cdoswell@howard.edu
(202) 806-4676
