Join this focused 1-hour workshop on navigating IRB protocols in the context of education and community-based research. Participants will learn how to efficiently develop and submit IRB applications, including strategies for preparing consent documents, defining study populations, and addressing ethical considerations unique to community-engaged work. The session presents practical approaches to streamlining the review process, avoiding common pitfalls, and ensuring compliance while maintaining strong partnerships with community stakeholders. Whether you are launching a new study or revising an existing protocol, this workshop provides clear, actionable guidance to help you move your research forward with confidence and integrity.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of the workshop, faculty will:
- Identify the key components of IRB protocols, including study design, informed consent, and ethical considerations specific to education and community-based research.
- Apply effective strategies for preparing and submitting IRB applications, including selecting appropriate study populations, defining research procedures, and addressing potential risks.
- Analyze common challenges in the IRB review process and develop approaches to address reviewer feedback and ensure compliance with institutional and federal guidelines.
- Evaluate when and how to incorporate community engagement principles into IRB protocols, including culturally appropriate consent processes and the ethical use of diverse data sources.
Recorded June 17, 2026
