Bowdoin researchers, both faculty and students, guests of the College, and off-campus researchers are responsible for completing the required human subjects training as set forth by the IRB.

Direct your web browser to www.citiprogram.org and log into your account. There are options to retrieve a forgotten username or to re-create a password, if needed. Under "Main Menu/My Courses," select ...

All students and faculty conducting human subjects research, as well as Faculty serving as Faculty Advisors, are required to complete the initial CITI Training most appropriate for their research area ...

Case Western Reserve University is committed to ensuring the highest standards of biosafety. Our team in the Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) office provides training covering biosafety ...

All faculty, students and staff using or planning to use live vertebrate animals in research and/or teaching, whether in the laboratory or wildlife setting, are required to participate in the ...

The Office of Research & Innovation is pleased to announce that we are updating its educational resources and training programs to further support our commitment to research excellence and compliance.

The Guide (PDF) stipulates two fundamental program participation areas requires for all persons who use live vertebrate animals, whether they are captive or in field work settings, as shown below.

CITI Training (Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative) provides essential research ethics, compliance, and regulatory education. Many academic institutions, like Drexel University, as well as ...