RESPONSIBLE CONDUCT OF RESEARCH IN THE CHEMICAL SCIENCES

Prerequisites & course information

Requisites: Graduate/professional standing Course Designation: Grad 50% - Counts toward 50% graduate coursework requirement Repeatable for Credit: Yes, for 3 number of completions Last Taught: Spring 2026 Learning Outcomes: 1. Articulate basic principles of moral/ethical reasoning Audience: Graduate 2. Articulate basic principles of universal design Audience: Graduate 3. Articulate how they contribute to diversity, equity and inclusion in their workplaces Audience: Graduate 4. Articulate their social responsibility in research, including societal and environmental impacts Audience: Graduate 5. Identify best practices in job searches and interviews, generating and managing data, writing and reviewing publications and grant applications Audience: Graduate 6. Identify best practices in networking, collaboration, giving and receiving feedback, setting expectations, effective communication with mentors and peers Audience: Graduate 7. Identify best practices in animal and human welfare in research Audience: Graduate 8. Recognize ethical breaches and articulate how to handle them, including conflicts of interest, research misconduct, inappropriate behavior Audience: Graduate Learning Outcomes: 1. Articulate basic principles of moral/ethical reasoning Audience: Graduate 2. Articulate basic principles of universal design Audience: Graduate 3. Articulate how they contribute to diversity, equity and inclusion in their workplaces Audience: Graduate 4. Articulate their social responsibility in research, including societal and environmental impacts Audience: Graduate 5. Identify best practices in job searches and interviews, generating and managing data, writing and reviewing publications and grant applications Audience: Graduate 6. Identify best practices in networking, collaboration, giving and receiving feedback, setting expectations, effective communication with mentors and peers Audience: Graduate 7. Identify best practices in animal and human welfare in research Audience: Graduate 8. Recognize ethical breaches and articulate how to handle them, including conflicts of interest, research misconduct, inappropriate behavior Audience: Graduate