Ensuring Compliance in Research Protections: Guidance from Michelle C. Stickler, DEd

Jul 17, 2024

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Gain valuable insights on research protections and compliance from Michelle C. Stickler, DEd, Director of Research Subjects Protections at VCU. Stay informed and updated on the latest guidelines to protect research subjects effectively.

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Ensuring Compliance in Research Protections: Guidance from Michelle C. Stickler, DEd

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