Institutional Review Board (IRB)
The Institutional Review Board (IRB) reviews research proposals that involve human participants. Even projects that require minimal involvement of human participants, such as surveys or questionnaires, require some procedural IRB review. The IRB chair is Professor Scott Morris. He can be reached at morriss@iit.edu.
Questions related to the IRB approval process can also be directed to Glenn Krell MPA, CRA, Executive Officer, phone: 312.567.7141, e-mail: irb@iit.edu.
Institutional Review Board Training for Researchers
As part of IIT's ongoing commitment to the responsible conduct of research, a training module is available for all researchers who plan to work with human subjects. In addition to submitting a protocol for review to the Institutional Review Board, this training must be completed. The training process takes approximately 2 hours. View the training module.
At the end of the completed training process, you will be issued a certificate. This certificate must be printed out and kept in your files. A copy of the certificate should be attached to the IRB application. Training is required on an annual basis. If you have previously completed the training module and are having difficulty obtaining a new certificate:
- Log in to the course at: http://phrp.nihtraining.com/index.php
- Click the link labeled "Edit User Info" on the Main Menu page
- Click the button labeled "Retake Course"
If you should have any questions, please contact the Executive Officer at 312-567-7141.
| List of submission deadline dates and scheduled IRB meetings |
| IIT Policy for the Protection of Human Research Subjects |
| IIT Handbook of Procedures for the Protection of Human Research Subjects |
| Educational Materials for Research with Human Subjects |
| IIT's federal wide assurance number is 00001463 IRB Protocol Application and Instructions Human Protections Information at Your Fingertips |
| If your research involves human participation, animal studies, or rDNA, biological materials, or potentially hazardous agents approval is necessary by one of these boards.
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