Responsible research practices: A compliance overview

WSU researchers untangle complex problems to enrich quality of life for us all. Your work safeguards the health of humans and animals. It helps ensure the security and abundance of our food supply. It cultivates sustainable sources of energy to power future generations.

Led by Levi O’Loughlin from the Office of Research Assurances, this session will help research personnel navigate the various university processes and committees to ensure that your work is safe and compliant with federal and state regulations, as well as University policy.

Join us on April 15th at 1 p.m. RSVP through the ORAP Events page!

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