RCR Microcredential Series Session 5: Mentor/Mentee Responsibilities & Relationships
Responsible Conduct of Research
Location
Sherman Hall : 145
Date & Time
March 26, 2025, 5:30 pm – 6:45 pm
Description
Workshop Overview: This training covers the topic of mentor/mentee responsibilities and relationships. It ensures that both mentors and mentees understand their roles, expectations, and how to foster a productive and respectful working relationship. RSVPs recommended but not required. Attendance is taken at the event by scanning a QR code.
Please note: This semester RCR training sessions will be open to undergraduate students in PHIL 359: Ethics, Integrity, and Scientific Research. This collaboration presents a unique opportunity for students in the course to discuss ethical issues related to scientific research with faculty, staff, and graduate students. It will also allow experienced members of the community to model ethical behavior for the next generation of scientists, and encourage ethical research culture at all levels of the university. Attendees more than 10 minutes late will not be allowed to receive credit for the micro credential.
A full syllabus of the RCR Microcredential Workshop Series offerings for Spring 2025 can be found here. Questions can be sent to rcr@umbc.edu
More about the RCR Microcredential Series: Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) training is required for all doctoral students, master’s thesis students, and postdoctoral scholars on campus, but benefits all who are engaged with the research process. While UMBC continues to have have online, self-paced CITI training that most may use to complete RCR, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) mandates that all personnel funded on their grants complete in-person, discussion-based RCR training across certain topics. This microcredential workshop serves as an option to complete that in-person, discussion-based training for one topic. Graduate students and postdocs who are not NIH funded may use online CITI training OR this set of microcredentials to satisfy their UMBC RCR requirement. If you have a question about your RCR requirement, please ask your research supervisor of contact rcr@umbc.edu.
