More Tips: What If a Cooperative Extension Professional Must Work with Native American Institutional Review Boards?

Authors

• Daniel A. McDonald, The University of ArizonaFollow
• Donna J. Peterson, The University of ArizonaFollow
• Sherry C. Betts, The University of ArizonaFollow

Volume

43

Issue

5

Abstract

This article focuses on working with tribal IRBs to conduct research or evaluations of projects on tribal lands. It is a follow up to a series of four recent articles designed to help Extension Professionals navigate the university IRB process. The authors use their experience with a community assessment project conducted in one small, remote community located on the Navajo Nation to illustrate some of the issues and tips for success.

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Recommended Citation

McDonald, D. A., Peterson, D. J., & Betts, S. C. (2005). More Tips: What If a Cooperative Extension Professional Must Work with Native American Institutional Review Boards?. Journal of Extension, 43(5), Article 23. https://commons.joe.org/joe/vol43/iss5/23