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All animals utilized by �������� Michigan University researchers and instructors will receive proper care and humane treatment by conducting activities in accordance with all federal, local and �������� policies, regulations and standardized practices. This is accomplished by use of approved protocols, comprehensive oversight and training. Mistreatment of any animal under ��������'s care will not be tolerated.

Committee oversight: Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee—IACUC—interprets and applies federal regulations, state law and sponsor requirements for the protection of the welfare of animals in research conducted under the aegis of ��������. 

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Animal Use in Research, Teaching and Testing Policy

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First time inquiries: request access to the Animal Care Sharepoint site to view procedures.

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Training requirements

All �������� personnel (faculty, staff and students) who use animals in their research or teaching are required to complete the IACUC training program. Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative offers this course. Researchers must also complete any specific courses relevant to their research prior to the start of the project.

• Instructions for CITI IACUC Training Program

Application forms

• Application for IACUC Continuing Review
• Application for IACUC Initial Review
• IACUC Add Investigator
• Supplement A—Hazardous Materials
• Supplement B—Survival Surgery
• Supplement C—Pain and Distress

IACUC Meetings 

IACUC meetings are held monthly if submissions are received.

The deadline to deliver animal care protocol is the fourth Wednesday of each month by 5 p.m. Email one electronic copy to research-compliance@wmich.edu and deliver one signed original to IACUC, 251 W Walwood, MS 5456.  

An inspection of the animal facility is conducted semi-annually, following an IACUC meeting. Dates will be determined.

Regulation links

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Additional resources

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Submit a Concern

Use the to submit concerns. Select “Make a Report” at the top of the page.

Contacts

Julia Mays  
(269) 387-8293
Director of Research Compliance

Research Facility Manager

(269) 387-5954