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RESPONSIBLE CONDUCT OF RESEARCH (RCR) SYMPOSIUM

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This training is REQUIRED for all research faculty, post-docs, students, and staf though we encourage ALL faculty, post-docs and students to attend these training oppurtunities.

We offer Full-Day and Half-Day Symposia 

Hosted by:
UNM OFFICE OF RESEARCH INTEGRITY AND COMPLIANCE AND OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR RESEARCH

 

SCHEDULE

Location: Ortega Hall 335 Reading Room

Full-Day Symposium

Date: September 12th 

Time: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Facilitator(s): Nika Mitchell, MS

Instructor(s): Heather Canavan, PhD; Linnea Ista, PhD; Linda Mayo, CIP; Melissa Emery Thompson, PhD

 

Half-Day Symposia

Dates: Half-Day 1: September 3rd, 6th, and 23rd | Half-Day 2: September 24th 

Time: 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Facilitator(s): Nika Mitchell, MS

Instructor(s): Heather Canavan, PhD; Linnea Ista, PhD; Linda Mayo, CIP; Melissa Emery Thompson, PhD

FULL-DAY AGENDA

A table outlining the planned agenda for each individual symposium.
TimeEventLocation
8:00 AMRegistration & Sign-in
Coffee hosted by OVPR		Ortega Hall 335
8:15 AMOpeningOrtega Hall 335
8:30 AMSession 1 - Research Misconduct: FFP, and Questionable Research Practices
9:45 AMSession 2 - Data: Acquisition, Management, Sharing, and OwnershipOrtega Hall 335
Break
10:45 AMSession 3 - Publishing, Responsible Authorship, and Peer ReviewOrtega Hall 335
11:45 PMLunch
Hosted by OVPR

Ortega Hall 3rd
Floor Lounge

12:30 PMSession 4 - Mentorship, Civility, and Collaborative ResearchOrtega Hall 335
1:30 PMSession 5 - Conflict of Interest & Protecting IP
Break
3:15 PMSession 6 - Working with Human & Animal SubjectsOrtega Hall 335
4:15 PMClosingOrtega Hall 335

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Registration Required 

Responsible conduct of research training is a crucial component of scientific research. It helps researchers navigate ethical considerations and adhere to best practices. The training covers a wide range of topics and includes discussions about how 1) contemporary ethical issues in research, and 2) the role of researchers as responsible members of society fit into all areas of responsible conduct of research. Overall, responsible conduct of research training provides researchers with the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct ethical and high-quality research. It ensures that researchers adhere to the highest standards of integrity and adhere to ethical guidelines.

 

RCR General Flyer

For questions, reach out to the RCR Team at the Office of Research Integrity and Compliance (ORIC)
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Call: (505) 577.0442