The UIS Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC) is responsible for ensuring that research involving recombinant DNA, human or private cell lines or other bio-hazardous materials, and infectious agents, human blood or blood products, is conducted in such a manner that it minimizes risks from exposure or danger for researchers, teaching faculty, laboratory assistants, students, the UIS community, and the community at-large.
The Institutional Committee for the Care and Use of Animals (ICCUA) oversees all research protocols involving animals. Questions regarding animal subjects in research can be directed to
John Barker
ICCUA chair
jbark3@uis.edu
The ethical conduct of research is critical to modern society. Unfortunately, there are examples of unethical practices by professionals and students. The purpose of our program is to educate our students on the various aspects of responsible research.
Research involving human subjects is regulated by federal laws and NIH and NSF grant recipients are required to have a research ethics training program in place.
The following policies and procedures govern academic scholarship and research activities conducted at the University of Illinois.
UIS is committed to research integrity. The Office of Research & Sponsored Programs provides resources to assist faculty, staff, and student researchers affiliated with the University of Illinois Springfield with meeting research compliance requirements.
Boards and committees providing research oversight at UIS include the following:
The University of Illinois Springfield is guided by the U of I System policy on intellectual property as set forth in the General Rules of the University of Illinois, Article III. The policy can be found at:
The Office of Research & Sponsored Programs – Post-Award on the Springfield campus resides within the Office of the Vice Chancellor of Finance and Administration. The office is responsible for a variety of post-award administration functions in support of grants and contracts at the University of Illinois Springfield.
Central Illinois Nonprofit Resource Center (UIS Brookens Library)
Since many federal agencies and other sponsors have mandated the electronic submission of proposals, electronic research administration (ERA) has been developed for the University of Illinois system. The number of federal agencies requiring electronic submission through Grants.gov is expected to increase rapidly as a result of a congressional mandate requiring agencies to move from paper to electronic systems. Non-federal organizations also continue to move toward electronic systems in an effort to streamline the proposal process.
| FY2024 Facilities and Administrative (Also called F&A, ICR, and Overhead) | Fringe |
|---|---|
| 41.2% – Modified Total Direct Costs (MTDC) On-Campus |