Bryn Mawr College

Institutional Review Board

 

Proposed research projects on human subjects must be reviewed by the College Institutional Review Board (IRB). Any recipient of College-funding for research that involves human subjects will be required to get approval from the IRB prior to commencing research.

** Failure to attain IRB approval will jeopardize a funding award **

MEMO RE: IRB REVIEW, Spring 2013

 

Click here for more information about the IRB process for student research.

For more information about the IRB, please contact:

Jessica Lee, IRB Graduate Assistant & Hanna Holborn Gray Graduate Student Mentor (jlee05@brynmawr.edu)

 

Students Applying for College Research Funding

Students who are applying for funding to support their research involving human subjects must consult with their faculty advisor about the IRB process as part of their funding application process.

** Student research on human subjects taking place overseas:    

Students proposing to do research on human subjects overseas will be required to identify an in-country faculty or professional advisor who will be available to the student during her research.

 

IRB General Meetings for AY 12-13 can be found on the IRB website.