WE'VE MOVED!
The DOSI website is in the process of being migrated to either myRESEARCHpath or the Office of the Vice President for Research and Innovation website, depending on the content. We apologize in advance for any disruption this transition may cause.
We're pleased to announce that the 200-level RCR content has already been migrated and is now available on myRESEARCHpath! Please come visit us at our new location: 200-level RCR training for Duke faculty and staff engaged in research. Don't forget to update your bookmarks accordingly. We anticipate the DOSI website will be retired and no longer accessible in fall 2023 once all content has been moved.
Collaborative RCR-200 courses are designed to engage our community in open, in person or virtual discussions about RCR topics.
There are 2 options for receiving RCR-200 credit.
For event organizers, please see the form at the end of the page to submit your event for RCR-200 accreditation.
1) Attend a Duke RCR Workshop
The RCR workshop calendar provides a list of all of the workshops organized by ASIST and other Duke offices on campus that will count for RCR-200 credit. Look for an event that covers an RCR topic that is interesting to you!
RCR-200 credit for attending a Duke RCR workshop will be granted through attendance collection on the day of the event
RCR-200 credit for attending a Duke RCR workshop will be granted through attendance collection on the day of the event
2) Participate in an RCR discussion with your research unit
Visit the RCR Toolbox for resources, guidelines, and information on how to facilitate and lead a small RCR discussion with your research team.
RCR-200 credit for participating in a unit-led RCR discussion will be granted when attendees fill out the online Self-Attest form.