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January 25, 2005
Indiana University Committee for the Protection of Human Subjects, Student Representative
For the last 18 months I have served as the Sudent Representative to the Indiana University (Bloomington Campus) Committee for the Protection of Human Subjects. It has been a wonderful learning experience. I am privileged each month to sit in a room and listen to a group of very experienced researchers share their ideas on the proper use of human subjects in research, question development, and research design. It has been an invaluable learning experience on many levels.
Over the holidays I began to think about requesting an extension on my two-year appointment for a second term. As things stand, I will be eligible to serve for the entire two-year period as I will not have completed my dissertation process before that time. Primarily I have really just begun feeling as though I have the knowledge required to fully participate in the process at the monthly review meetings. So after the last meeting I discussed the possibility of extending the appointment and I was encourage to make a formal request. Which I did on Monday.
I am pleased to say that my request was approved by the Director of the Committee, having been previously approved verbally by the Committee Chair. I'm not sure if that is the final word administratively, but it is good enough for me to announce it here.
Posted by prolurkr at January 25, 2005 10:21 AM
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