Who can participate in Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) training at CU Boulder?
CUÌýBoulder encourages all babyÖ±²¥app, staff, and trainees (i.e., undergraduates, graduate students, postdoctoral associates, research assistants, and Principal investigators) involved in research to obtain instruction in RCR that is appropriate for their level of education, training, responsibility, and discipline. Anyone with a CU Boulder identity can take RCR training via the CITI RCR courses.
Who is required to take training in Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR)?
Currently, the following research personnel are required to complete training in RCR:
ÌýNote: If students or postdocs complete an online or classroom RCR course somewhereÌýother than CUÌýBoulder, they must submit anÌýRCR Completion Form, electronically sign it and email it to the RCR Coordinator. Be sure to give a copy to your mentor/PI for the NIH- or NSF-funded award, and keep a copy for your records.
Click Here to Determine if You Are Required to Take RCR Training
Registration instructions
When did I (or someone in my lab) last have RCR training?
- If you took CITI online training, you should be able to follow the registration instructions above for logging into CITI and use the "My Records" tab to determine the last time you took RCR. If it has been more than 4 years, please retake the course.
- If you need to determine if someone has taken an in-person RCR course on this campus, their name will be in this .
- If you need to determine if someone has taken a CITI RCR course on this campus, their name will be in this .
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