Responsible Conduct of Research Live Session Trainings

The following is a list of Responsible Conduct of Research live session

trainings or other workshops that qualify as Responsible Conduct of Research

live session trainings for the Spring 2023 semester. Register for any of these

sessions here: https://www.orc.msstate.edu/training



February 11, 2023

Online - 10:00 - 11:00 AM

AVOIDING PLAGIARISM FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS:

This workshop, offered in collaboration with the MSU Library, will discuss the

importance of ethical research. Strategies for avoiding plagiarism will be

included.



March 7, 2023

Online - 2:00 - 3:00 PM

ANIMAL RESEARCH AND ETHICS AT MSU: This session will include a panel of animal

researchers and Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee members from MSU

that will answer questions about animal research and ethics at MSU. Submit your

confidential questions here:

https://msudafvm.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3LbzNni2cC3qeXk



April 13, 2023

Online - 2:00 - 3:00 PM

LET'S TALK ABOUT FOREIGN GOVERNMENT TALENT RECRUITMENT PROGRAMS: What are

Foreign Government Talent Recruitment Programs (FGTRP) and why are they so

enticing to researchers? Learn about how the U.S. Government defines FGTRP and

which agencies require specific disclosures. In the presentation, we will also

discuss how the disclosure process works at MSU.





May 11, 2023

In-Person (301 Research Boulevard, Large Training Room) 2:00 - 3:30 PM

CIVILITY, HARRASSMENT, AND INAPPROPRIATE CONDUCT IN RESEARCH: Using interactive

case studies, the main goal of this session is to increase education and open

the floor for discussion with the research community with respect to both the

wide range of inappropriate, problematic behaviors and, equally importantly,

staff and manager/supervisor/leadership responsibilities as well as avenues for

reporting, evaluating, remediating and eliminating such behaviors (including

sexual harassment).