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Minnesota State University Moorhead Foundation policies as a private, 501(c)(3), nonprofit organization dedicated to securing private gifts and grants that benefit Minnesota State University Moorhead.
A major component of any proposal is the method by which the researchers will obtain voluntary and informed consent from subjects. Informed consent is a process, not just a form.
Information on the research proposal process for MSUM. All research proposals are submitted through IRBNet.
A statement should be made that participants will be debriefed orally or in writing. If the debriefing is to be oral, a "script" of what subjects will be told should be attached. If all or part of the debriefing is to be in written format, a copy of the actual debriefing statement to be given participants should be attached.
The following forms are necessary in order to conduct research involving human subjects connected to MSU Moorhead.
Several resources are available to anyone conducting or advising research involving human subjects. Prior to conducting research, review the pertinent information below.
Additional information for the receiving approval for the research review process like consent and debriefing.
Online training is required for all investigators, members of the IRB committee and Department Review Committee (DRC) members.
All researchers that received approval for an Expedited or Full Review must complete a Project Completion or Continuing Review Form at the end of each academic year.
How to prepare for an Institutional Review Board review definitions and review criteria.