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DESCRIPTION:Graduate\nstudents and faculty interested in learning how to co
 llect social science data\nfrom human participants that can be shared ethi
 cally and legally are invited to\nthis practical workshop. The workshop wi
 ll discuss how a nuanced informed\nconsent process can empower the people 
 we interview and grant them agency over\ndecisions regarding their informa
 tion\, while also facilitating academic\nopenness. The event is part of th
 e annual\, worldwide Love\nData Week\, which in 2019 has the theme\n“Open 
 Data and Data Justice.”\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nThe\nworkshop begins with brief pres
 entations by Jeanne Diederich\, IRB Administrator\nat SU’s Office of Resea
 rch Integrity and Protections\; Paul Bern\, Research Data\nService Librari
 an at SU Libraries\; and Sebastian Karcher and Dessi Kirilova\nfrom the Qu
 alitative Data Repository hosted at\nthe Center for Qualitative and Multi-
 Method\nInquiry in the Moynihan Institute. The core of the workshop will c
 onsist of\nan hour of hands-on work centered around the participants’ own 
 consent scripts\n(or/and IRB application more broadly).\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nAll\
 nmembers of the SU community are welcome\, although the event is geared to
 ward\,\nand will be most useful to\, students and faculty preparing intern
 al or external\ngrant applications for projects that include empirical dat
 a collection\ninvolving human participants.For more information and to RSV
 P\, please contact qdr@syr.edu. Please RSVP by February 11 to register for
  this event.
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SUMMARY:Crafting Informed Consent for Transparent Research - CQMI
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Graduate\nstudents and faculty interested i
 n learning how to collect social science data\nfrom human participants tha
 t can be shared ethically and legally are invited to\nthis practical works
 hop. The workshop will discuss how a nuanced informed\nconsent process can
  empower the people we interview and grant them agency over\ndecisions reg
 arding their information\, while also facilitating academic\nopenness. The
  event is part of the annual\, worldwide <i><a href="http://lovedataweek.o
 rg/">Love\nData Week</a></i>\, which in 2019 has the theme\n“Open Data and
  Data Justice.”</p><p>\n\n</p>&nbsp\;<p>\n\n</p>The\nworkshop begins with 
 brief presentations by Jeanne Diederich\, IRB Administrator\nat SU’s Offic
 e of Research Integrity and Protections\; Paul Bern\, Research Data\nServi
 ce Librarian at SU Libraries\; and Sebastian Karcher and Dessi Kirilova\nf
 rom the <a href="http://www.qdr.org/">Qualitative Data Repository</a> host
 ed at\nthe <a href="https://www.maxwell.syr.edu/cqmi/">Center for Qualitat
 ive and Multi-Method\nInquiry</a> in the Moynihan Institute. The core of t
 he workshop will consist of\nan hour of hands-on work centered around the 
 participants’ own consent scripts\n(or/and IRB application more broadly).<
 p>\n\n</p>&nbsp\;<p>\n\n</p>All\nmembers of the SU community are welcome\,
  although the event is geared toward\,\nand will be most useful to\, stude
 nts and faculty preparing internal or external\ngrant applications for pro
 jects that include empirical data collection\ninvolving human participants
 .<p><br></p><p>For more information and to RSVP\, please contact <a href="
 mailto:qdr@syr.edu" title="qdr@syr.edu">qdr@syr.edu</a>. Please RSVP by Fe
 bruary 11 to register for this event.</p>
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