New Principal Investigator (PI) Training: Navigating Human Subjects Research at UConn
The Human Research Protection (HRP) Education & Outreach (E&O) team invites you to participate in our New Principal Investigator (PI) Training, an introductory session designed to help investigators understand their responsibilities and successfully navigate the human research review process at UConn. This training is intended for faculty who are new to conducting human subjects research as a Principal Investigator, investigators who are new to UConn and transferring studies to the UConn IRB, and researchers seeking a practical overview of UConn's human research requirements, expectations, and available resources. New PI Training sessions are offered on the first Tuesday of every other month, beginning in December. To view upcoming dates and register, please visit our Education & Outreach webpage.
If you are unable to make the scheduled sessions, please complete the Training & Education Request Form on the E&O webpage to request an individual session
Topics Covered
Participants will learn about:
- Key responsibilities of a Principal Investigator conducting human subjects research.
- Important considerations when establishing or transferring research projects to UConn.
- PI oversight responsibilities for study teams and student investigators.
- Common requirements and expectations for IRB submissions.
- Resources and support available through the Human Research Protection Program (HRPP).
- Strategies for maintaining compliance throughout the research lifecycle.
Beyond New PI Training
The HRP Education & Outreach Program offers a variety of resources to support researchers across UConn and UConn Health, including training, customized educational sessions, compliance guidance, and one-on-one consultations.
To learn more about available resources and upcoming educational opportunities, visit our E&O webpages:
For more information, contact: Education & Outreach Program at hrp-education@uconn.edu