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Research Security Training

Information on research security training for senior and key personnel on NSF and NIH sponsored funding applications.

About Required Research Security Training

In compliance with notices issued by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and National Institutes of Health (NIH), 成人快手 requires Research Security Training for Senior/Key Personnel on NSF and NIH sponsored funding applications. 成人快手 is using the CITI platform to administer and track Research Security Training, which will also populate the eBridge Researcher Profile post-completion. 成人快手 will certify compliance as part of the application, and proposals submitted without this certification may be deemed non-compliant. There is validation built into the eBridge system that will stop a Funding Proposal from advancing to GCO for review if there is missing RST. It is the responsibility of the PI to make sure the training is taken and the Researcher Profile reflects this training to prevent any delays in review.

Follow this (PDF) to complete Research Security Training in CITI.

Note that this is the only acceptable institutional mechanism to validate Research Security Training. Personnel participating on 成人快手 projects must take Research Security Training in CITI. Consortium partners can also take this training in CITI. These users can register for a free account in CITI and complete the condensed course in about an hour. The CITI training records are updated daily. The eBridge Help Desk is unable to verify the accuracy of a submitted CITI ID or training record, therefore the following troubleshoots can help ensure a record is updated accurately:
  • Confirm the CITI ID is entered on the person record in eBridge
  • Confirm the CITI account is associated with 成人快手
  • Confirm that the first name, last name, and email address in CITI match what is entered in Workday

CITI records populate in eBridge daily at 6 p.m. If you are experiencing difficulty getting your CITI Research Security Training record to show up in eBridge, please contact research@mcw.edu.

Research Security Training Frequency

Research Security Training needs to remain active in the eBridge Researcher Profile to ensure the successful submission of Funding Proposals. The available RST courses in CITI are:

Research Security Training (Combined Course)

  • A condensed and combined single-module course based on the NSF鈥檚 Research Security Training
  • The Combined Course can be taken as initial training and retakes are also accepted for refresher training
  • The Combined Course takes approximately 1 hour to complete and includes 1 combined module
  • The Combined Course extends compliance for one year

Research Security Training (Basic/NSF course)

  • The Basic Course can be taken as initial training and is also accepted as refresher training
  • The Basic Course takes approximately 1-1.5 hours to complete and includes 4 individual modules
    • Introduction to Research Security
    • The Importance of Disclosure
    • Risk Mitigation and Management
    • The Importance of International Collaboration
  • The Basic Course extends compliance for three years

Research Security Advanced Refresher

  • The Advanced Refresher is recommended refresher training after the Combined or Basic Course
  • The Advanced Refresher takes 2-3 hours to complete and includes 8 individual modules:
    • Introduction to Research Security
    • Risk Mitigation and Research Security
    • Cybersecurity and Research Security
    • International Collaborations
    • International Travel
    • Foreign Interference
    • Federal Funding & Foreign Gifts and Contracts
    • Disclosures and Transparency
  • The Advanced Refresher extends compliance for three years

Research Security Training Frequently Asked Questions

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How do I access Research Security Training in CITI?

Navigate to the and follow these instructions. More complete instructions for Research Security Training in CITI are available in this .

  1. Log into CITI. If you have not registered, click the 鈥淩egister鈥� button to set up an account with 鈥湷扇丝焓肘�� as your organization.
  2. Click 鈥淢y Courses鈥� in the banner.
  3. Under 鈥淚nstitutional Courses,鈥� click the 鈥淰iew Courses鈥� button.
  4. Scroll to the bottom of the courses list (these are the courses you are enrolled in) and click 鈥淎dd a Course.鈥�
  5. Select 鈥淩esearch Security,鈥� then choose the preferred module:
    • Research Security Training (Combined Course) A condensed and combined single-module course based on the NSF鈥檚 Research Security Training
    • Research Security Training (Basic/NSF course)
    • Research Security Advanced Refresher
  6. Follow the instructions to complete the module.
  7. Take the quiz following the module to update your records.
How often do I have to complete Research Security Training?

To be compliant with NSF and NIH requirements for funding eligibility, you must maintain active Research Security Training. The Training is active for the following durations, depending on the course:

  • One Year: Research Security Training (Combined Course) A condensed and combined single-module course based on the NSF鈥檚 Research Security Training
  • Three Years: Research Security Training (Basic/NSF course)
  • Three Years: Research Security Advanced Refresher
How long does Research Security Training take to complete?

Depending on the module, you should plan to spend between 1-3 hours on your training:

  • 1 hour: Research Security Training (Combined Course) A condensed and combined single-module course based on the NSF鈥檚 Research Security Training
  • 1-1.5 hours: Research Security Training (Basic/NSF course)
  • 2-3 hours: Research Security Advanced Refresher
After I've taken the initial training, am I required to take the Advanced Refresher Training?
The Office of Research recommends taking the Advanced Refresher following completion of either the Combined Course or the Basic Course, however retaking the Combined Course is also acceptable for maintaining an active training status.
Who on my grant is required to take Research Security Training?
All Senior/Key Personnel are required to be compliant with Research Security Training. S/K Personnel are defined as: The PD/PI and other individuals who contribute to the scientific development or execution of a project in a substantive, measurable way, whether or not they receive salaries or compensation under the grant. Consultants and those with a postdoctoral role also may be considered senior/key personnel if they meet this definition. Senior/key personnel must devote measurable effort to the project whether or not salaries or compensation are requested.
What if a subaward recipient requires training?
The subrecipient institution must certify that all S/K personnel participating in the project have completed Research Security Training. If attestation is required by the subsite at the time of progress report submission, this cover letter should be signed by the PI and sent to GCO for Authorized Organizational Representative signature: (DOC).
Why does my training not show up in my eBridge Researcher Profile?

These are some common reasons that CITI training does not appear in the Researcher Profile:

  1. The name used in the CITI profile and the eBridge profile differ. For instance, including a suffix (i.e., 鈥淛r.鈥�), middle name or initial, or alternate spelling of a first name (i.e., 鈥淢ike鈥� versus 鈥淢ichael鈥�). Correct the CITI profile to match the eBridge profile.
  2. The email used in the CITI profile and the eBridge profile differ. It is recommended that you use your institutional email address ending in @mcw.edu for both.
  3. The CITI feed has not yet been received by eBridge. This is not immediate, rather it happens weekdays at 6 p.m.
  4. The CITI course was not completed. The course and quiz need to be completed for the training to populate.