RECR: Ethics in Research and Creative Activity, and Effective Mentoring

This session is a prerequisite for the September 22 session.

Safeguarding the integrity of research and creative activities is fundamental to the mission of Michigan State University. We owe no less to the public which sustains institutions like ours and to the governmental agencies and private entities that sponsor the research enterprise.

All members of MSU share responsibility to assure that misconduct or fraud in research and creative activity is dealt with effectively and that MSU's high standards for scholarly integrity are preserved.

This workshop will discuss ethics and ethical decision making, and the importance of quality mentoring and proper mentor-mentee relationships for ethical research and scholarship. 

Virtues, such as integrity, accountability, fairness, respect, and empathy, are essential in ethical decision-making, fostering trust and respect that form the foundation of effective mentor–mentee relationships.

Register on the MSU Ability Training Compliance System.

Note: These sessions are very popular and fill quickly. If you go to register and there is no link, the session is full. If you registered and can no longer attend, please cancel your registration.