The Research Ethics Service Project is a campus-wide,
multidisciplinary program aimed at developing and making accessible
ethics resources to departments and individuals at the University
of New Mexico. The project is designed as an educative and
consultative resource service for those interested in providing
instruction or receiving support with respect to the ethical facets of
university research activities. Sponsored by the
Office of Research,
Terry L. Yates, Ph.D., Vice Provost for Research, and administratively housed
in the Office of Research Compliance Services, Jose A. Rivera, Ph.D.,
Director, its areas of focus include the biomedical, behavioral,
educational, and engineering domains.
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"One may ask even of the devotee of science that he should acquire an
ethical understanding of himself before he devotes himself to scholarship,
and that he should continue to understand himself ethically while immersed
in his labors . . ." -- Sören Kierkegaard |
