Education and Training in Subject Protection

    “The University of Dayton is a member of the Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI). Through this membership any student, faculty member, or Research Institute employee can take advantage of online education and training modules in subject protection and research ethics. This is a great – a free- resource for UD personnel looking for a refresher course or looking to improve their knowledge of research ethics, subject protections, and animal care and use courses. 

    Many federal sponsors, such as the U.S. Air Force, require CITI certification when proposed research involved human subjects or animal use.  

    Follow the link below to check it out. The site is well organized and should provide everything you would need to know, including course overviews and how to enroll in the training modules.  

https://www.citiprogram.org/dev/default.asp?language=english” 

    For questions on how CITI works, or how it should be used, contact Jon Nieberding at 229-4053 or jon.nieberding@notes.udayton.edu.”

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