The purpose of the REC is to protect the safety and privacy of human subjects research participants.
The Spalding REC is charged with reviewing all research projects involving human subjects to:
Assure that research is conducted in accordance with the Department of Health and Human Services policy for protection of human research subjects as written in the code of federal regulations (CFR)Title 45 Part 46.
Regulations are based on the Belmont Report / Common Rule (2018), which identifies basic ethical principles and guidelines that address ethical issues arising from the conduct of research with human subjects.
OHRP website: https://www.hhs.gov/ohrp/index.html
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- REQUIRED REC Annual Faculty Advisor Training-October 18th 9-10:30am RAC 300 September 27, 2024
- Faculty signature / confirmation required for review September 6, 2023
Full Review | Full Review Submission Deadlines |
September 6th | August 30th |
October 4th | September 27th |
November 1st | October 25th |
December 13th | December 6th |
January 24th | January 17th |
Current Research Participation Opportunities
Decolonizing Mindfulness Practices within Clinical Psychology: A Qualitative Exploration
Student Athletes: Work Hard, Play Harder
Mental Health Stigma and Treatment Seeking Attitudes Amongst South Asian Americans
Attitudes towards criminal behavior and punishment
The Caregiver Impact: Support System Involvement in Substance Use Treatment On Stigmatizing Beliefs
Relationship between personality traits, conformity to masculine norms, and firearm ownership
The Therapy Relationship With Sexual and Gender Minorities
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Proposal Submission Overview
You MUST have the PI/ Faculty advisor review and approve your proposal materials prior to completing this form.
