Join the Office of Sponsored Programs for the second OSP + ME session, a series of informal gatherings to discuss issues relevant to those of you who prepare and submit proposals for research funding and/or have active awards.
OSP + ME: Thursday, May 31st at 12:00pm in 930 Madison Avenue, Room 311 (Room located behind the Freeman Auditorium)
Topic: Research Data Management- DUA’s, MTA’s and other collaboration agreements
Please register by May 29, 2018 via the HR128 platform: https://oracle.uthsc.edu/pls/htmldb/prd/f?p=120701:2:1809514720094833::NO::P2_CATALOG_ID:27851.
Lunch will be provided to those who register by the May 29th deadline. HR128 credit will be given to all attendees.
Session Summary: This OSP + Me session will provide an overview on data sharing requirements and the need for institutions to develop clear policies and procedures. From an organizational perspective, institutions need to develop clear roles and responsibilities for researchers and the offices (generally the IRB, IT/IT security and the sponsored programs office) involved in the development standard operating procedures to ensure that data is properly collected, stored, used, shared, achieved and destroyed. The session should be of interest to faculty, students and researchers as well as administrators.
Session Learning Objectives: Research Data is broadly defined as the information recorded or produced in any form or media during the course of a research investigation. The intent of these procedures is to provide guidance on roles and responsibilities, the ethical and regulatory responsibilities for data management and best practice recommendations for creating data management plans, data collection and documentation, data processing, data sharing, data retention, data storage, and disposal as well as data transfer. Responsible data management is important in all phases of a project. It is the responsibility of the PI to provide guidance to his/her team in the methodology to be used and the team member’s role in the design, collection, analysis and interpretation, maintenance and dissemination of the results from the data.
1.Federal Policies and considerations:
- Data management plans
- PII/HIPAA
- FERPA
- FOIA
- Open access
2.Overview of considerations for research data policies and procedures:
Data:
- Storage
- Management
- Access and use(s)
- Security
- Destruction/Return
- Ownership
- Types of Agreements
- Data Use and Data Transfer Agreements
- Material Transfer Agreements
- Collaboration Agreements
Please contact Monica Campbell at morange@uthsc.edu with questions.