University Policies Affecting Research
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Last Updated: Oct 24, 2024, 12:42 PM
Most university policies affecting research are first considered by the Research Committee of the Graduate Council and ultimately approved by the SIUC chancellor or president. Other research-related policies, principles and guidelines listed below derive from broader university policy, from commonly accepted practices in research compliance and sponsored project administration, and from government requirements.
Research integrity involves adherence to ethical standards in practices ranging from treatment of research subjects and supervision of employees to management of data and assignment of authorship. Many of these issues are covered by official policies and compliance, but many are not. All researchers have the obligation to carry out their university-sanctioned projects responsibly and to train their staff and students likewise.
- SIU Policy Index
- Academic Freedom / Code of Ethics
- Chemical and Biological Compliance
- Complex for Forensic Anthropology Research Policy
- Conflict of Interest: Non-University Activities and Financial Interests
- Drug-Free Workplace
- Export Controls
- Research Misconduct
- Researcher Positions: Guidelines for Classification
- Electronic Information Privacy
- Financial Conflict of of Interest on Federal Grants Policy
- Institutional Submission of Grant/Contract Applications and Acceptance of Awards
- Intellectual Property Policy (Patents and Copyrights)
- Open Access Policy
- Research Faculty
- SIU Export Control Policy
- Software Piracy
- Summer Faculty Sponsored Projects Support Request Commitment of Effort
- Unmanned Aircraft Systems
- Use of University Property
- Volunteer Policy