The Project for Scholarly Integrity and Responsible Conduct of Research in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Columbia University, has been developed with funding from the Council of Graduate Schools and the Office of Research Integrity (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services). PSI and RCR activities, including workshops, research, and funding opportunities for graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, faculty, and graduate programs, are listed here. Please send questions and requests for more information to PSI@columbia.edu.

Funding/Requests for Proposals

RFPs for graduate students and post-docs
RFPs faculty
RFPs for departments


Research Ethics Fellows 

Congratulations to these GSAS students and Columbia Post-doctoral Fellows who have been appointed with funding as Research Ethics Fellows for 2009-2010.

Workshops

We offer workshops and presentations on scholarly integrity and responsible conduct of research. Topics including mentoring, collaborations, peer review, conflict of interest and commitment, research misconduct and whistleblowing, publication practices and responsible authorship, human subjects, animal welfare, and data integrity (acquisition, management, sharing, and ownership).  

Academic Ethics

Send your questions about research, teaching and academic ethics to the Academic Ethicist at AcademicEthics@columbia.edu. Read previous postings about determining authorship and data fabrication. 

Resources

Here you will find a list of resources to help you prepare lectures and class activities, plan research, address questions, and resolve ethical dilemmas. Do you know good resources not listed? Tell us.

Contacts

Advisory Board

Press Release