Better Community Coalition Grants Faculty Travel Grants to Present at Conferences Student Travel Grants to Present at Conferences with Faculty Sponsored Programs Incentive Fund (SPIF) Services and Programs Coordinated throught the Grants Development Office Procedures Manual For Research Involving Human Participants Policy Manual For Research Activities Involving Human Participants |
Services and Programs Coordinated Through the Grants Development Office 6th Floor Allen Administration Building If you are seeking assistance in finding funding from internal or external sources for your scholarship, travel, sabbatical, etc. please contact Colleen Donaldson, Grants Development Director, 610 Allen at 395-5118 or cdonalds@brockport.edu. For guidelines contact Kim Remley at kremley@brockport.edu, or 395-2523. Following is a list of programs and services coordinated by our office. Guidelines can be obtained at www.brockport.edu/etc/forms/grant/ For Faculty/Staff Additionally, if you would like a presentation from 1.5 – 3 hours in your class on how to successfully seek external grants in any discipline please contact the Grants Development Director (last year presentations were made in 11 classes across disciplines). 3. Conducting research involving human subjects? 4. Scholars Day – our annual celebration of faculty/staff/student research is coordinated by our office. It will be held on Wednesday, April 9, 2008. Classes on campus will be suspended that day from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm so that our entire community can participate. Online call for participation forms will be available after November 1, 2007 and will be due in early February 2008. The forms will be accessible from our website. In 2007 over 200 presentations were made by over 400 students/faculty/staff. For Students PRO 410/510 is a one-credit grants writing course that will be offered on February 2 & 9, 2008 (two Saturdays) for our students. The course has been taught by the Grants Development Director since 1993. Students from all disciplines ranging from Dance to Chemistry have found it to be useful. Following is a list of internal grants and awards for faculty, staff and students Internal Grant Opportunities, Human Subjects Research and Scholars Day, and SUNY Chancellor Awards IRB POLICIES/GUIDELINES All research involving human subjects (including anonymous mailed surveys for a class project, thesis research, etc.) must be reviewed and approved by the campus Human Subject Review Board (IRB) prior to the start of the research. Please review new guidelines. Upon receipt of a complete application package the IRB makes every effort to provide a response within 2 weeks. The necessary guidelines and form are attached or can be requested in hard copy by contacting the Office of Academic Affairs, (585) 395-2523. Polices and Procedures on Research Misconduct Procedures Manual for Research Involving Human Participants Policy Manual For Research Activities Involving Human Participants Following are two versions of the Guidelines for the Review
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required online Guidelines for Research Involving Human Subjects in Research Projects Short version of IRB Guidelines IRB Board Meeting Schedule for Fall '07. If you would like to look at the meeting dates, times, and locations, please click on the underlined words in this segment. Please make sure that you submit Cat. 3 proposals to the IRB Office at least 7 days in advance of next meeting.
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