The Compliance Profile assigns required compliance courses based on self-reported answers to a series of questions. Animal Care and Use, Environmental Health & Safety, and Human Research Protection training is assigned by the Compliance Profile. Other compliance training may be assigned automatically by job attribute. Review Workday’s Complete Compliance Training Questionnaire tutorial (WashU Key required) […]
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Extended Enterprise Learners
Workday Extended Enterprise Learning is an extension of Workday Learning that allows Guests, Non-Worker Students, and Academic Affiliates to access compliance training in Workday Learning. Student workers (students paid by WashU) should complete training on their worker profile in Workday. Using a regular course link or the main Workday Learning login defaults to the worker profile. Accessing […]
Generate Certificate of Completion
Generate Your Own Certificate Generate a Certificate for Someone Else Before Running the Report: To Run the Report: Certificates for Human Subjects Education and Good Clinical Practice
Reporting on Training in Workday
Access to Learning reports requires an applicable security role. There are three main Learning reports: Jump to: Verifying Completions For an Individual From the person’s profile, select Career in the left menu. Learning records are shown on the Learning tab in sections of Not Started, In Progress, and Complete. Use the column headers to sort […]
Federal Agency Research Security Requirements
Many sponsors are implementing research security requirements for applicants and awarded researchers. Always confirm that the information below aligns with the sponsor’s latest requirements before submitting a proposal or annual certification. Table of Contents Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Agency Guidance DAPRA Risk Assessment Model: Fundamental Research Risk-Based Security Review Process (pdf) and DARPA Countering Foreign […]
Disclosing Activities to Sponsors
It is very common for researchers to engage in professional activities outside of WashU. Most of these activities do not present concerns for the university or funding agencies, provided they are properly structured and disclosed. It is important to be fully honest in all disclosures. Even if an activity does not feel relevant to disclose, […]
Ethical Peer Review Practices
Ethical per review requires confidentiality, objectivity, and competence. Confidentiality As a reviewer, you cannot use or share the unpublished information you are reviewing in any way. It is not acceptable to: As a reviewee, it is also important to respect the confidentiality of the peer review processes. You must not contact any potential reviewers related […]
Dealing with Mentoring Challenges and Changes
Throughout the relationship, the mentor and mentee must maintain open and honest communication. This is key to setting realistic expectations, working well together, and reaching goals. Effective communication, and understanding that others may have different communication styles, can prevent many issues from developing. If challenges do arise, talk it through, explain your side, listen to […]
Mentor and Mentee Responsibilities and Behavior
Mentors Responsibilities As a mentor, you are providing a valuable and critical service to others in the research community. While mentees are responsible for determining their goals and plans, mentors have a responsibility to: It is also important for mentors to: Unacceptable behavior Mentors should never: Mentees Responsibilities It is your responsibility to make appropriate […]
Forming and Cultivating a Successful Mentorship
Each mentoring relationship is unique. What makes one relationship successful may not work well for another. Below are general best practices that generally apply to all mentoring relationships. Mentors and mentees must fulfill agreed upon obligations. Mentors should provide the tools for mentees to develop professionally. Mentees should take the initiative to advance their skillset […]