The Conference will be co-sponsored and hosted by Washington University in St. Louis , MO.
Timing: convene 3:00 pm Friday, April 18, 2008; adjourn by 1:00 pm on Sunday, April 20, 2008
Sessions: Plenary, Concurrent, and Poster
Presentation types:
– Program description (15-20 minutes – overview of innovative RCR EIT programs)
– Assessment tools and techniques (15-20 minutes – description of RCR EIT assessment plans)
– Critical issues analysis (15-20 minutes – critical analysis of key RCR EIT issues or problems)
– Panel discussion (3 or 4 10-15 minute presentations organized around an RCR EIT topic)
– Poster presentation (program description or assessment, 4′ x 6′ poster or live demonstration)
Abstract Deadline: October 15, 2007 (first deadline; late submissions will be accept until October 31)
Format: WORD – download, fill in, save, and email tonsteneck@umich.edu
PDF – download, send information requested in email message tonsteneck@umich.edu
ORI is particularly interested in papers and presentations that will:
– present and/or discuss novel teach strategies,
– describe and assess across-the curriculum approaches to RCR EIT
– present strategies to assess RCR EIT, with particular attention to assessment of its impact on research behavior
– explore collaboration with NIH Training Grant and CTSA programs, NSF IGERT programs and research programs
– compare different approaches to RCR EIT, e.g. web vs. classroom vs. mentoring
For additional information, visit:
…or contact the Conference Co-chairs:
Nicholas Steneck, University of Michigan & Office of Research Integrity (nsteneck@umich.edu)
Catherine Striley, Washington University (strileyc@epi.wustl.edu)
