OSU Human Subject Protection Training Program

Required Training

On November 10, 2005, Dr. Stephen McKeever, Vice President for Research and Technology Transfer, announced that beginning June 1, 2006, Oklahoma State University will require that all principal investigators conducting research involving human subjects (faculty, staff or student) complete a new training program in basic human subjects protection training for any research involving human subjects, regardless of the source of funding.

Training Program Announcement

OSU Administrators responsible for approving research activities involving human subjects must also complete the training.

The basic training will be provided through an online web-based course provided through the Collaborative IRB Training Initiative (CITI) hosted by the University of Miami. To start the CITI training program click on the link below.

Required OSU CITI Training

Other Training Opportunities

NIH Protecting Human Research Participants Tutorial

Office for Human Research Protections (OHRP) Human Subject Assurance Training

Investigator 101 for Human Subjects Research

Belmont Report's 25th Anniversary Symposium - Video Tapes

OSU IRB Seminars