Resources Regarding the Protection of Human Subjects in SOTL Research

As researchers and faculty, we have a great deal of power, and the Human Subjects Committee is part of an institutional framework to ensure that our research conforms to certain ethical standards that guard against potential harm that could result from our work.

• How the process works
• Levels of proposals

Protection of Human Subjects (HSC) Approval Process

• Peter Finn 10/26/01 Presentation Summary

Examples

• An exempt application (with rough draft, comments from Human Subjects Committee, final draft)
• An expedited application (final draft)
• Model Methods for SOTL

Forms

• Application Forms for approval of research utilizing human subjects

Regulations, Policies, Guidelines

• IU HS Policy
• IU HS Policy on Students as Subjects
• IU Multiple Project Assurance of Compliance with DHHS Regulations for Protection of Human Research Subjects
• A Review of the Institutional Review Board (IRB) Process at IUB
• Federal Regulations on HS Research
• The Belmont Report on Ethical Principles and Guidelines for the Protection of Human Subjects of Research

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Last updated: 8 February 2002

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