RECR: Research Collaborations and Student Conflicts of Interest

Research collaboration involves individuals working together to achieve a common goal of producing new scientific knowledge, insight on a problem, or understanding of a phenomenon.

Collaboration also helps build stronger connections amongst coworkers making the team unit more successful and efficient than working individually on the same tasks.

Collaboration is one of the most important parts of your graduate studies. This workshop will review guidelines to following when looking to initiate collaboration and best practices for effective collaboration.

The session will also explore student conflicts of interest that can arise in research and creative activity.

These can occur when there is a divergence between an individual’s private interests and his or her professional obligations to the University such that an independent observer might reasonably question the individual’s professional actions or decisions.

Registration for this session will open on Tuesday, December 1, 2026.

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.