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Ethics & Scientific Integrity Day

The Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry at the University of Alberta sponsors a bi-annual Ethics and Scientific Integrity day.  The one-day session, administered by the Faculty's Office of Research, consists of four general information sessions as well as a series of small group discussions in which specific scenarios are presented for discussion. Participation in this program provides five hours credit towards the minimum of eight hours necessary to meet the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research ethics training requirement for graduate students. For further information, please email Mary Pat Gibson

The next Ethics and Scientific Integrity Day will be held on June 7, 2012.