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Join us for faculty/staff book discussion groups, faculty workshops, pedagogical discussions, lunchtime events and many other events designed to support teaching at Carleton. You can browse all events below, or choose an event category or audience to narrow your search.

Video: Most LTC lunchtime events are videotaped for use by the Carleton community. There is a growing collection available online (login required.) If you don't find an event there you may request a DVD from the LTC in Willis 207 or by phone at x4192.

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LTC: Human Subjects Protection: What faculty (and students) need to know before the reseach starts

Date: Thursday, September 22nd, 2005

Time: 12:00 pm

Duration: 2 hours

Location: Alumni Guest House meeting room

Contact: jcoxjohn, LTC

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George (Curt) Pospisil, formerly of Education Division of the Office for Human Research Protections (OHRP), in U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Pospisil is now privately consulting in the area of human subjects research. Pospisil helped create the web-based “Human Subjects Protection Education Program” for the use of federal grantees working with human subjects. Co-sponsored by Institutional Research Board (IRB), Program in Ethical Reflection at Carleton (PERC), and the Dean of the College Office. Alumni Guest House meeting room, noon-1:30 pm Lunch provided for 50.

Categories:

Lectures

Audiences:

Students, Faculty, Staff

Keywords:

IRB, LTC, Human Research Protections