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RPC roster for Fiscal Year 2020.

The primary function of the Research Policy Committee (RPC) is to formulate and execute policies related to research at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine. The RPC also advises the administration on faculty issues pertaining to research. In this capacity, the committee initiates policy changes designed to enhance the research environment at the School. To assist in the accomplishment of these objectives, the RPC actively solicits input from the faculty, administrators, and staff. If you wish to place a research-related issue on the RPC agenda, please contact Brandon Cox, Ph.D

If you are a patient and would like to enroll in a clinical trial, click here . Appointments may be made by calling 217-545-8000 Location The clinic is located in the SIU Department of Neurology clinic on the 3rd floor (Room 3100) of the SIU Clinics Building, 751 N. Rutledge Street, Springfield, IL.

The RCC meets to discuss current issues and evaluates applications to possess and use radioactive materials, x-ray, and laser radiation producing devices. Protocols are to be submitted to Joel Reichensperger in the Office of Radiological Control located at 801 N. Rutledge, Room 1049. Hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. RCC 2019 Meeting Dates All times are from Noon to 1pm Date Location Submission Date January 17 Stevenson Conference Room January 7 February 21 Atrium Conference Room February 11 March 21 Atrium Conference Room March 11 April 18 Atrium Conference Room April 8

The Infection Control and Safety Committee (ICSC) combines the responsibilities of the Institutional Biosafety and the Infectious and Environmental Hazards Committees. The Division of Infectious Diseases and the Environmental Health & Safety Office (EHSO) act as the facilitators of the ICSC. The ICSC Operating Document will be reviewed and revised annually or at any time deemed necessary by the committee. Additional information for ICSC can be found on our intranet page . Areas of responsibility The ICSC is responsible for acting on behalf of the Dean and Provost in all facilities owned and

Reviewer Login (use your SIU account login) Guidelines for Near Miss and GRC Funding

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Purpose The Grant Review Committee (GRC) serves solely for the purpose of peer reviewing research proposals for scientific merit. It acts as a reviewing agency for internal funding opportunities. The proposals are ranked based solely on scientific merit, which is then shared with the Allocation Committee for consideration of funding through SIU School of Medicine. Membership The GRC is composed of at least twenty-two (22) voting members and two (2) non-voting ex-officio members (Associate Dean for Research (ADR) and Director of the Center for Clinical Research). The GRC Chair may also request

Definition An unestablished investigator is a faculty member who has not been a principal investigator on an external grant and/or who has received less than three years of GRC support, whichever comes first, and/or who has had less than five years of research experience after completion of formal training. (A) Unestablished investigators in their first academic appointment may apply for a total of three years of GRC support. Awards to unestablished investigators will be based on a single GRC application that contains the goals of the entire project period. A priority score will be assigned to