May 2020: The Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) Program updated their Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) modules to include new videos with a fresh and more modern appeal.

January 2010: The National Science Foundation (NSF) began requiring training in the responsible conduct of research for all staff involved in NSF funded projects. The NSF mandate requires all undergraduate, graduate students, and post-docs receive training in the responsible conduct of research, including human subject research and lab animal welfare, prior to working on any NSF funded projects.

Educational Materials: The course covers the Responsible Conduct of Research for Biomedical, Social and Behavioral, Physical Science, Humanities, Engineers, and Administrators. Please direct all researchers to complete the online training described below.

 


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Single Sign-On (SSO) is available, which allows you to register and login to CITI Program with your JMU e-ID and password.

If you have a JMU e-ID, please follow these instructions.

If you do NOT have a JMU e-ID, please follow these instructions.

CITI Program is protected with Duo 2-factor authentication.

Please follow the steps listed below to select the required Responsible Conduct of Research training for your research.  

Note:

  • Training is valid for up to 3 years.
  • You do not need a JMU e-id to register for training.
  • Training is free.
  1. Go to https://about.citiprogram.org/en/homepage/ and click "Register Here".  Complete the steps to register a member profile and to affiliate with JMU.
  2. Select ONLY "I need to take a course in the Responsible Conduct of Research."
  3. Select the type of RCR training that best suits your field of study (i.e. Biomedical, Social and Behavioral, Physical Science, Humanities, Engineers, or Administrators)
  4. From the Main Menu, select "Enter" under Status. You should be registered for your selected Responsible Conduct of Research course.  

 Technical issues should be addressed to support@citiprogram.org or to 888-529-5929.

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