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Training and education from the Office of Grants and Contracts

The Office of Grants and Contracts regularly offers training and educational presentations. A repository of relevant trainings is listed below. Clinical Trials and Human Subjects Section NIH Grants : NIH Application Forms E, effective on due dates after January 25, 2018, introduces the Clinical Trials and Human Subjects section. This area of the grant application is more in depth information regarding the involvement of human data (samples), human subjects, and clinical trials. Financial Conflict of Interest (FCOI) Attestation Form: More detailed information regarding the financial
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Institutional information

Applicant Organization Board of Trustees of Southern Illinois University Signing Official Donald S. Torry, PhD Federal Entity Identification Number (FEIN) 376005961 Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) NKVZTLYHXJJ7 DUNS Number 38415006 Animal Welfare Assurance Number D16-00132 (Former: A-3209-01) AAALAC Accreditation Number 551 Human Subjects Assurance of Compliance Number FWA00003491 Congressional District IL-013 Senatorial District 48 Representative District 96 SAM Cage Code 3A8W8 SAM Expiry Date 4/7/2026 Illinois Department of Human Rights (IDHR) Number 110743-00 IPF Number 1194504 Cognizant
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eBook Collections

ClinicalKey Credo Reference NCBI Bookshelf Springer Biomedicine eBook Collection
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Responsible Use Guidelines

The goal of this guideline is to establish a framework of accepted conventions regarding the use, management and governance of computing and network resources, while remaining cognizant of the principles of academic excellence to which the School continually strives. This document constitutes the SIUSOM guidelines for the management of computer networks, personal computers and the resources made available thereby. This guideline is intended to reflect the academic and ethical principles of the School community and indicates, in general, the privileges and responsibilities of those using SIUSOM
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Neonatology

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Andrology Fellowship

Andrology Fellowship addressing male reproductive and sexual health to be based at SIU-SOM, SIU Healthcare, St John’s Hospital and Memorial Medical Center. The modern management of male reproductive and sexual health requires an in depth knowledge not only of surgery but of imaging, biopsy techniques, pathology, endocrinology, radiology and basic science. The proposed fellowship is designed to enhance the basic knowledge of the management of male sexual health and reproductive health acquired by a urology trainee particularly in the non-surgical disciplines. Completion of the fellowship. The
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Spine Fellowship

Requirements Graduation from an LCME-accredited medical school or an AOA-accredited osteopathic school Completion of an ACGME-accredited orthopaedic residency Board-eligible or Board-certified in orthopaedic surgery Obtain a permanent Illinois license Accepted on staff at affiliated hospitals Application Process The fellowship is participating in the San Francisco Match administered by SF Match . Simply complete the online registration using the central application service (mandatory for applicants and programs) and provide the required documents as posted. Goals To assess and treat patients
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Psychiatry Residency

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Geriatrics Reseach Laboratory

Dr. Andrzej Bartke, Director of SIU's Aging & Longevity Research Laboratory, has won several major research awards, including the Methuselah award for generating the world's oldest mouse. When he isn't lecturing around the world, he and his team of laboratory scientists work to gather research on the effects of growth hormones and caloric restriction on aging.
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Welcome from Andrzej Bartke, Director of Geriatric Medicine and Professor of Physiology and Medicine

We are working on the genetic control of aging in mammals and on endocrine mechanisms responsible for the effects of longevity genes. We reported the first evidence that mutation of a single gene can significantly extend life span in a mammal (Brown-Borg et al. Nature 384:33, 1996). We have extensively characterized the phenotype of long-lived Ames dwarf (Prop1df) mice and identified several mechanisms that are likely to explain or contribute to delayed aging and greatly prolonged longevity of these animals. These mechanisms include reduced plasma levels of insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1)
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