A few weeks ago, a correspondent asked me what reforms individual universities can implement while awaiting systemic, regulatory reform. It's an excellent question, so here's a roundup from material previously covered on the blog.
No university has adopted all of these measures, and at least one of these measures has not been adopted by any. But most of them are in place already, and there's no reason they can't spread.
Showing posts with label TEAR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TEAR. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
What Can One University Do?
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Zachary M. Schrag
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10:13 AM
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aaup,
advisory boards,
appeals,
Belmont,
citi,
due process,
empirical research,
exemptions,
faculty governance,
george mason university,
michigan,
Ohio State,
oral history,
Princeton,
reform,
regulations,
TEAR,
usc
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Thursday, March 14, 2013
Tolich and Tumilty Explain TEAR
Martin Tolich and Emma Tumilty explain the origins and aims of The Ethics Application Repository (TEAR)
[Tolich, Martin, and Emma Tumilty. “Making Ethics Review a Learning Institution: The Ethics Application Repository Proof of Concept. Tear.otago.ac.nz.” Qualitative Research (January 3, 2013). doi:10.1177/1468794112468476.]
[Tolich, Martin, and Emma Tumilty. “Making Ethics Review a Learning Institution: The Ethics Application Repository Proof of Concept. Tear.otago.ac.nz.” Qualitative Research (January 3, 2013). doi:10.1177/1468794112468476.]
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Zachary M. Schrag
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10:36 PM
Labels:
applications,
empirical research,
new zealand,
TEAR,
tolich
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