Recent Policy Updates

Outlines membership and responsibilities of Stanford University's five Administrative Panels for Research Compliance:

• Administrative Panel on Human Subjects in Non-Medical Research
• Administrative Panel on Human Subjects in Medical Research
• Administrative Panel on Radiological Safety
• Administrative Panel on Biosafety
• Administrative Panel on Laboratory Animal Care

Originally RPH 3.4; establishes procedures to meet the requirements of July 15, 1993 revisions to OMB Circular A-21 regarding the definition of University Research. 

Presents and discusses circumstances which can create real or perceived conflicts of commitment and conflicts of interest for faculty. Establishes requirements for annual disclosures and certifications, and for those made at the time of a transaction such as a sponsored project or gift. 

Establishes limits on the amount of time that may be spent on outside consulting activities by Stanford faculty, and describes procedures for implementing this policy. 2003 clarification relates to consulting and outside management responsibilities.

Formerly RPH 2.9; originally promulgated by Provost Albert Hastorf.

Originally RPH 10.1; summarizes University policy and procedures with respect to the preparation, review and submission of proposals for external sponsorship.

Originally RPH 10.1; summarizes University policy and procedures with respect to the preparation, review and submission of proposals for external sponsorship.

Formerly 10.3, promulgated by Vice Provost for Research, William F Massy.

Approved by Board of Trustees.

Adopted by Senate of Academic Council. Originally RPH 2.3.