CHS Office of Research and Scholarship
- Research & Scholarship Support Program
- Grants
- Awards
- Annual CHS Research Awards
- Pilot Grant Funding
- Mentoring Programs
Research Associate Support
With 16 years’ experience at UK, Doug Long is our onsite liaison for all research related processes. The shortlist of services he can provide include:
- Post-Funding Consulting
- E-IRB Applications
- Create Consent Documents
- Create Source Documents/Case Report Forms
- Create Marketing Materials
- Create Database – Redcap for Data Storage or Survey Distribution
- Help with Electronic Regulatory Notebook
- Clinical Trials Registration, CT.gov
- CCTS Service Requests and Scheduling
- CRSO Oncore Liaison and Representative
- Participant Recruitment
- Distribute Flyers
- Attend Community and Campus Events
- Navigational and Compliance Guide for all phases of research
- Pre-Award
- NIH Proposal Maps – Human Subjects Protection Language, Data Management Policy
- Post-Award
- RCR In-Person Training
- IRB Submission – Continuation Reviews and Data Safety Monitoring Boards
- General Questions – Who, What, When, Where, Why
- Hands On Data Collection
- Honest Broker
- Office of Research
- Newsletter Information
- Departing Faculty
- OneUK Liaison
- Research Advisory Committee
- Research Award Programs
- Pre-Award
For consultation, please contact Doug at delong2@uky.edu.
Statistical Support
The Office of Research & Scholarship is pleased to provide CHS faculty with robust statistical support for research projects, including grant proposals.
Stacey Slone, M.S. is a UK statistician with experience in clinical trials (planning, execution & analysis), developing statistical plans, SAS programming, data manipulation, analysis, and macro creation. Stacey is available for quick statistical questions or guidance by e-mail at stacey.slone@uky.edu
For statistical assistance, including sample size/power calculations or analyses, please submit a PADS Hub project request (link below)
PADS Hub Link - https://stat.as.uky.edu/pads-hub
Once the Statistical Consulting Request form has been submitted, the request will be routed to Stacey Slone. She will follow-up as appropriate. Statistical support may also be available to students, in collaboration with a CHS faculty mentor.
The Research Advisory Committee (RAC) shall inform and advise the Dean on matters pertaining to research at the institutional level. At the college level, the RAC will advise the Dean on space and fund allocation pertaining to research activities, enhancement of research capacity focusing on the promotion of excellence in research, and the generation of funds to support it. The Committee shall be appointed by the Executive Council upon the recommendation of the Associate Dean for Research and shall consist of representatives from across the College’s research enterprise. The Associate Dean for Research shall serve as the Committee Chairperson and the Dean shall serve as an ex officio member.
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The Office of Research and Scholarship conducts monthly meetings in CTW 127 – The Commons during lunch hour. ORS shares updates on grant related aspects, and other news as needed. The monthly meeting agenda will be determined by ORS, after gathering interests and topics from the RAC. These meetings are open to faculty and interested research personnel.
If you have a meeting topic idea that you want to submit to the Office of Research and Scholarship for consideration, please fill out the survey at the link below.