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IACUC Training

 

As of September 1, 2005, the IACUC has adopted a new procedure for Principal Investigators and research staff to complete the annual training required by the Animal Welfare Act and the Public Health Service Policy.

 

This training will make use of an online training website developed by AALAS. It consists of two general training modules, one for all investigators and one of special interest to IACUC members, and individual training modules for a number of research animal species. Successful completion of a particular module is demonstrated by achieving a passing score on the Quiz associated with that module. Upon successful completion of any module, a certificate can be printed and notification of successful completion is automatically sent to the IACUC office. In addition, because the training is web-based, it can be accessed from any location where web access is available.

 

All Principal Investigators and all research staff are now required to successfully complete the following training modules before their current annual training expires:

  • Working With the IACUC
  • All training modules related to the species of animals used in their research

 

A link to the instructions for using this training is provided below and includes a link to the training website:

AALAS Training Registration and Use Instructions

 

The direct link to the training website is:

http://aalaslearninglibrary.org/

 

Please call Marlin Rose at 271-7381 if you have any questions.

Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC)
Biomedical Sciences Building - Room 207
Phone: (405) 271-7381

On Campus Mailing Address:
IACUC Office - Marlin Rose
BMSB Rm. 207

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