Emily Carr University Research Ethics Board
Emily Carr University promotes a high standard of ethics and integrity in research and scholarship. All university-affiliated research and scholarship involving human participants requires review and approval of the University’s Research Ethics Board.
The REB is an independent committee that is charged by the President with the responsibility of ensuring the University’s ethical principles.
The REB acts in compliance with the Second Edition of the Tri-Council Policy Statement on Ethical Conduct for Research Involving Humans 2010 (TCPS 2). Emily Carr University Researchers who embark on human participant research will have succesfully completed the TCPS2:CORE (Course on Research Ethics) as part of the ECU-REB approval process.
All course-based or project-based research that involves humans requires REB review and approval prior to its commencement. Non-compliance with the University’s procedures regarding research that involves humans could result in withdrawal of funding or other disciplinary action.
Contact
ethics@ecuad.ca Emily Carr University Research Ethics Board 1399 Johnston Street, Granville Island Vancouver BC V6H 3R9 Canada T | 604.844.3800 ext. 2848 F | 604.844.3801
Current Members of the ECU-REB
Internal Members -
Chairperson - Deborah Shackleton, Associate Professor, Faculty of Design + Dynamic Media, Faculty of Graduate Studies Dr. Cameron Cartiere, Dean Faculty of Graduate Studies Brenda Crabtree, Aboriginal Program Coordinator Dr. Maria Lantin, Director, Intersections Digital Studios, Faculty of Graduate Studies Dr. Glen Lowry, Associate Professor, Faculty of Culture + Community, Faculty of Graduate Studies Celeste Martin, Assistant Professor, Faculty Design + Dynamic Media James Rout, University Librarian Julie York, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Visual Art + Material Practice
External Community Members -
Dr. Susan Cox, Assistant Professor, W. Maurice Young Centre for Applied Ethics, UBC Dr. Kit Grauer, Associate Professor, Department of Curriculum and Pedagogy, UBC
Administrative Liaison -
Dr. Robert Inkster, Associate Vice President, Research + Industry Liaison
