Hi,
                I am writing to seek advice concerning resources for Scholarly 
Integrity Training that are ecological, evolutionary or organismal in their 
focus.   We are required to implement Scholarly Integrity Training for our 
graduate students.  Topics that we need to cover include publication practices 
and authorship, conflict of interest and commitment and data management and 
ownership.  We are thinking of using the CITI Biomedical Responsible Conduct or 
Research Modules, but because we are a Biology Department it would be nice to 
complement these biomedically-focused modules with something from an ecological 
point of view.  I have thought about trying to incorporate a discussion of the 
Ecological Society's Code of Ethics into our new graduate student orientation.  
However, any ideas about resources for Scholarly Integrity Training for 
ecologists would be appreciated.  Thanks.
                                                                     Leland


F. Leland Russell, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Sciences
Wichita State University

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