Several preliminary steps must be completed before the IRB can review any application. Completing these steps as described can help investigators avoid delays in receiving review by the IRB.

For help with determining if IRB review is required for your project, please use the Pre-Proposal Diagnostic Survey in the Mentor IRB system. This should be used if you are at all unsure if your ...

To protect these values, the university provides for an Institutional Review Board (IRB). The IRB reviews all research involving human subjects, performed under college/university auspices, for ...

Please review the research determination tool on the IRB webpage for initial guidance on whether your project falls into the category of human subjects research. Please contact the IRB with any ...

Projects/packages requiring Full Committee Review must be determined to be complete before these are placed on the agenda for review at a scheduled IRB meeting. Project/packages requiring ...

The Department of Health and Human Services defines three categories for IRB review: Full, Expedited and Exempt. Research in all three categories must be submitted to the IRB for review. Research not ...

Are you seeking information about institutional approval or IRB review to conduct research at SUNY Cortland when not affiliated with this institution? The SUNY Cortland IRB uses individual ...

If you plan to conduct research on human subjects, you will need to work with CU Boulder’s Institutional Review Board (IRB). The purpose of the IRB is to help ensure that human subject research is ...

The Smith College Institutional Review Board (IRB) upholds the principles of respect, beneficence and justice, with established guidelines to ensure that human research participants are treated with ...