Research Ethics in the the Social Sciences, Humanities and Education Workshop Nov 25

Faculty
members, graduate students, and staff are invited to attend.  Workshops include a presentation with
opportunities for questions and discussion. 
Learning objectives include broadening and deepening understanding of:

• History
  and principles behind research ethics review
• Procedures
  under Tri-council policy statement:
  Ethical conduct for research involving humans
• UT’s risk matrix for assessing
  participant vulnerability and research risk
• Free &
  informed consent, privacy & confidentiality, conflict of interest,
  inclusion/exclusion criteria
• Questions
  and discussion relating to specific projects and methods

The
research ethics workshops are eligible for credit in the School of Graduate
Studies Professional Skills (GPS)
Program.  To register, and for more
information on GPS please visit:

http://www.sgs.utoronto.ca/currentstudents/Pages/Professional-Development.aspx

For further
information, please contact dean.sharpe@utoronto.ca