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Members Ronald Johnson, RSO Starr Fenner, LSO Bruce Johnson Ray Winters Ben Rougeau David Gilmore Starr Fenner Kimberly Marshall

Meeting minutes will be uploaded here as they become available. For past meeting dates, refer to the official Shared Governance archives or contact the Office of Academic Affairs.

Meeting minutes will be uploaded here as they become available. For past meeting dates, refer to the official Shared Governance archives or contact the Office of Academic Affairs.

2025 Roster Non-Scientific Members Eric Cave, PhD, Chair – Professor of Philosophy Jordan Butcher, PhD – Assistant Professor of Political Science Melodie Philhours, PhD – Associate Professor of Marketing Topeka Small-Singleton, PhD – Ass...

The A-State Institutional Review Board (IRB) oversees compliance with federal regulations related to human subjects research. The primary purpose of the IRB is to ensure that the rights and welfare of participants are protected in all research conducted at Ark...

Meeting minutes will be uploaded here as they become available. For past meeting dates, refer to the official IRB archives or contact the Office of Research Compliance.

CAYUSE HUMAN ETHICS A-State uses Cayuse Human Ethics (formerly Cayuse IRB) protocol management software for all IRB, IBC and IACUC submissions. This is a response-drive web form for electronically preparing, submitting, and routing studies for approval. Re...

CITI Training: All research team members with access to raw data, including faculty advisors, must complete CITI training before submitting a protocol. Cayuse Human Ethics: A-State’s protocol management software for IRB submissions. Researchers submit...

Key considerations include: Risk vs. benefit to participants Protection of participant confidentiality Safeguards for vulnerable populations Clear inclusion/exclusion criteria Adequate data protection and disposal plan Compliance ...

Frequently Asked Questions Who must submit to the IRB? Any research involving human subjects, including students’ class projects if intended to contribute to generalizable knowledge. When should I submit? Submit before recruiting participants or coll...

The Agricultural Animal Care and Use Committee (AACUC) is responsible for maintaining  oversight of  the humane care and treatment of agricultural animals used in research and teaching; ensuring the University’s compliance with any public health service policy...

Meeting minutes will be uploaded here as they become available. For past meeting dates, refer to the official Shared Governance archives or contact the Office of Academic Affairs.

The Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) is responsible for the oversight of all non-agricultural animals used in research and teaching; ensures compliance with the rules of appropriate regulatory agencies on the care and use of laboratory anima...

Meeting minutes will be uploaded here as they become available. For past meeting dates, refer to the official Shared Governance archives or contact the Office of Academic Affairs.

The purpose of the IBC is to ensure adequate containment of potentially hazardous biological agents, to review and monitor potentially hazardous experiments, to inform the public about experimental plans that have a potential to be hazardous and to provide a m...

Members Elizabeth Hood David Gilmore Travis Marsico Fabricio Medina-Bolivar Jennifer Bouldin Anthony McMickle Starr Fenner Kimberly Marshall Thom Beasley* Gary Strickland* *Community Members