Research with Human Participants
 
The Institutional Review Board (IRB) of Lawrence Technological University was recently formed in response to federal requirements established by the Department of Health and Human Services.  Its main responsibility is to protect the rights and welfare of the human subjects participating in research conducted by faculty and staff of LTU, as well as monitoring research development, testing and evaluation.

The IRB is chaired by Mark Brucki, Director of Technology Partnerships, and comprised of an interdisciplinary team of faculty and staff.  The IRB is committed to maintaining the highest level of ethical standards to ensure protection of all human research subjects.

General Information and Links

IRB Memo from Provost 

Online Training Course on Protection of Human Participants from the National Cancer Institute

Learn All About It  IRB Presentation by Prof. Matthew Cole

NIH Movie on Protecting Human Subjects - Part 1

NIH Movie on Protecting Human Subjects - Part 2

NIH Movie on Protecting Human Subjects - Part 3

IRB Application and Forms

Application for Approval (Microsoft Word) to conduct research with human participants

Full Committee Review Form (Microsoft Word)

Consent Form Template (Microsoft Word)

Confidentiality Agreement Template (Microsoft Word)

Contact IRB

Visitors who have questions or comments, or experience difficulty accessing any of the forms or links listed above are welcome to contact the IRB via email.