New Faculty Advisor Guidance
Apr 24, 2024
The IRB Office is excited to announce the addition of a Faculty Advisor Guidance tab to our website. This page includes guidance specifically for facu...
Cayuse IRB Form Changes
Mar 1, 2024
IRB Staff have made some changes to the Cayuse IRB Form to improve the quality of applications. Please be sure to read all questions carefully when fi...
Important Changes for Student IRB Applications
Feb 12, 2024
Beginning February 19th, 2024 the IRB will no longer accept new initial applications from student PIs. Student researchers will still be able to draft...
The Student Corner has been updated!
Jan 30, 2024
We've updated the Student Corner with information to help students (and the faculty supporting them) through the IRB application process. We...
Office Holiday Closure Dates- December 22, 2023-January 3, 2024
Dec 14, 2023
Our office will be closed starting 12/22/23. We will return on 1/3/24.E-mail inboxes will be monitored periodically during this time period to address...
New IRB Analyst for the Office of Research Protections
Nov 2, 2023
The office of Research Protections welcomes Willow Madison Greene as our newest member and IRB Analyst. She graduated from Buffalo State University in...
IRB Virtual Workshop-Wednesday, October 25 at 11am
Oct 3, 2023
Morgan Coyle, IRB Coordinator for the Office of Research Protections will be offering a workshop, titled "Getting Started with IRB", it will be a virt...
Cayuse FAQ'S Added to Our Site
Oct 3, 2023
Cayuse Guidance is now available on our site. Please refer to the FAQ's tab on our IRB page for answers to the most commonly asked questions when subm...
Office Closure Dates for Holiday Break-12/22/22-1/2/23
Dec 13, 2022
Our office will be closed starting 12/22/22. We will return on 1/2/23.E-mail inboxes will be monitored periodically during this time period to address...
IRB Blackout
Apr 5, 2022
IRB blackout period from April 18th to May 2nd due to transfer from IRBIS to Cayuse for IRB submissions. Starting with April 18th users will not ...