New Policy On Delegating Clinical Research Tasks In Research

September 18, 2025

The Clinical Research Compliance Office is pleased to announce the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Policy on Delegating Clinical Research Tasks in Research. This policy supports safe and compliant delegation of clinical tasks in human subjects research. Purpose: The policy outlines the requirements for delegation of clinical tasks to personnel in the conduct ... Read more

Research Science Training Wave 2: Frequently Asked Questions

July 16, 2025

The Research Science and Security office is launching the University of North Carolina’s research security (RS) training program. We are now rolling out the second wave of the training to campus. Frequently Asked Questions: What is RS training? The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill developed research security training to comply with National Security ... Read more

Research Science and Security Launches Wave 1 of the Research Security Training

April 17, 2025

The Research Science and Security office is launching the University of North Carolina’s research security (RS) training program. This training is being released in two waves, in order to pilot the training and incorporate campus feedback.  Additional Details: Who needs RS training? You should complete the training curriculum now (during the first wave) if you ... Read more

Visa Sponsorship Review Request form has moved into RASR

April 16, 2025

| April 16, 2025–We are pleased to announce that the we have simplified the intake form for the visa sponsorship reviews requests and moved the form into RASR. The new form is accessible on the International Student and Scholar Services website and through this bookmark. We will keep the original Qualtrics form active through the ... Read more

Planned launch of UNC-Chapel Hill’s new research security training program

April 8, 2025

This message is from Brian Collier, director of science and security in the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research. In July 2024, the federal government, via the Office of Science and Technology Policy, released their guidelines for research security programs at covered institutions (which UNC-Chapel Hill qualifies as) and directed federal agencies to submit ... Read more