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A competitive proposal will include information in each of the following categories about all of the formal/informal RCR training opportunities planned for the life of the award.]\nThe University of Illinois at Chicago Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research offers a monthly workshop that has been organized for postdoctoral trainees/fellows/scholars and mentored faculty, although the workshops are open to any interested faculty and staff. These workshops are organized by the Research Integrity Officer and Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research staff to assure that the topics are appropriate and meet those required by federal guidelines (NOT-OD-10-019) and the updated guidelines (NOT-OD-22-055).\nFormat: The workshop meets monthly over the lunch hour as a brown-bag lunch meeting where postdoctoral trainees and mentored faculty participate in discussions and case-study analysis (real and hypothetical) of relevant areas responsible conduct of research. Prior to attending the workshops, the CITI (\u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://www.citiprogram.org/index.cfm?pageID=265\" \u0014https://www.citiprogram.org/index.cfm?pageID=265\u0015) RCR online training course will be required. Attendance will be taken at all meetings and each participant will need to attend at least 9 of the topics.\nSubject Matter: Each session will focus on one of the following areas: (a) personal conflict of interest, (b) professional conflict of interest, (c) financial conflict of interest, (d) human subjects research, (e) live animal research, (f) laboratory safety, (g) mentoring, (h) collaborative research, (i) collaboration with industry, (j) peer review, (k) data management, (l) data sharing, (m) data ownership, (n) research misconduct policy, (o) handling research misconduct, (p) responsible authorship, (q) safe research environments, (r) international collaboration, (s) research security, (t) and other ethical issues. The Research Integrity Officer and Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research staff will select topics to assure that topics rotate and each topic is covered regularly.\nFaculty Participation: The workshops will be open for all faculty and trainees to attend. The Research Integrity Officer and Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research staff will invite faculty to lead the discussion or case-studies each week. Following the completion of one year in the workshops, mentored faculty members will be required to lead at least one workshop (as outlined in NOT-OD-10-019). Some examples of past faculty speakers include Andy Boyd, MD, Professor in Applied Health Sciences, Jonathan Art, Ph.D., Associate Dean of the Graduate College for STEM disciplines; Stephanie Cologna, PhD., Associate Professor of Chemistry, Jeff Fortman, DVM, Director of the Biologic Resource Laboratory; Richard A. Gemeinhart, Professor in Pharmaceutical Sciences; Luisa DiPietro, Professor in Periodontics; and, Suseleen Pookote, Director, Office of Technology Management.\nDuration: The workshop will be ongoing and available for participation throughout the project period. Each workshop will be 1-hour minimum in duration. Attendance and participation will be document at each monthly workshop. A certificate of completion will be awarded following participation in each workshop and for mentored faculty, leadership each workshop.\nFrequency: Continuous participation is encouraged throughout the duration of the award. Participation in the workshop will be required once during this project period; however, participation is open to all faculty and postdoctoral trainees beyond the required participation. Since the workshops are offered monthly and topics vary, participation can be ongoing and continuous. 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