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Research Data Management Guidance
366 W. Circle Dr.
East Lansing , MI 48824
United States

Ranti Junus
Specialty
Electronic Resources
Jonathan Barber
Specialty
Digital Scholarship
Justin Wadland
Specialty
Head, Digital Scholarship Lab

Office of Research Regulatory Support (ORRS)

Description

The Office of Research Regulatory Support's (ORRS) mission is to: promote the responsible conduct of research, assure compliance with regulations and university policies, protect the rights and welfare of research subjects, protect public health and safety, and assure the objectivity and integrity of research.

 

Service Areas

  • Research Data Planning & Design

Target Clientele

  • Faculty
  • Graduate Students
  • Non-MSU research affiliates who are working with MSU investigators on MSU projects. IRB and other oversight committee members, the public, employees, and animals that may be affected by regulatory compliance.

 

Web Address

http://orrs.msu.edu/

Contact

Office of Research Regulatory Support
Michigan State University
4000 Collins Road
Lansing, MI  48910-5883
517-884-4600 (voicemail only)

Training: ORRS.Train@msu.edu 

Click Compliance System: clickhelpdesk@msu.edu, 517-355-2000 

Kristen Burt
Director, Human Research Protection Program (HRPP/IRB)
(517) 884-6020

 

Description of Research Data Support Services

Research Data Planning & Design

  • Research Design: 
    • Staff will provide guidance on ensuring research meets regulatory and MSU policies.
    • Staff will occasionally inquire about data collection and management to ensure human subjects protections are adequate (e.g. HIPAA, FERPA compliant). Researchers are encouraged to seek alternate data collection techniques or statistical models to minimize the number of animals and/or eliminate animal discomfort during research or teaching.