Are You Ready to Meet New NIH Data Sharing Requirements?

ICPSR has been guiding an increasing number of researchers through the new National Institutes of Health (NIH) Data Management and Sharing Plan (DMS Plan) requirements for all proposed research. “NIH is requiring a Data Management and Sharing Plan for all proposed research where any scientific data will be collected. This used to be required of certain NIH budgets and now it’s required of everyone collecting scientific data,” said Amy Pienta, a Research Professor at ICPSR. “Noncompliance could impact future funding decisions. For this reason, ICPSR has created a resource page and a customizable template for guiding investigators writing NIH grant proposals,” Pienta added. [Full story]

• Bookmark it: Sharing NIH Data: Depositing National Institute of Health-Funded Data at ICPSR

• Going to ACRL (March 15-18, 2023)? We’ll be presenting a poster on the new NIH data sharing requirements at the Association of College & Research Libraries (ACRL) Conference. Also, visit our exhibit booth (#526). [More]

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Sign Up for Summer Opportunities (In-Person and Online)

Registration for the 2023 Summer Program is open! Tackle a specific topic in a short workshop, or build your own curriculum in one of our 3-week sessions. Workshops start May 15!

• Short workshops
• 3-week sessions

Faces of ICPSR: Sandy Zalmout

Q: What is a favorite memory or instance you have working at ICPSR? What makes ICPSR a great place to work?

A: In my role with the ICPSR Summer Program, I have the awesome opportunity to work and support instructors and participants from around the world. Interacting with such a diverse and rich group of people offers a wealth of learning opportunities, interactions and connectivity that expand and support my continuous work in diversity, equity and inclusion efforts in learning and accessibility. I truly feel blessed to be a part of a program that supports learning for all.

Full interview: Get to know more about Sandy

• ICPSR Assistant Research Scientist
• ICPSR Assistant Research Scientist
• Data Project Assistant
• Technical Assistant
• Program Assistant (Temp)
• Program Support Specialist (Temporary) 

In Case You Missed It

• Now available: SCOPE 2021 Data, HPOG 2.0 Data, and CCDF Policies Database 2009-2020 Data Released by the Child and Family Data Archive
• March 15-17, 2023: Association of College & Research Libraries (ACRL) Conference- Booth #526 Exhibit Hall [More]
• March 23, 2023: Webinar on the US COVID-19 County Policy Database by SBE CCC researcher Rita Hamad [Register]
• March 23, 2023, Webinar: The US COVID-19 County Policy Database: A novel resource to support pandemic-related research [Register]
• NEW Data Alert! NPHA Wave 7 (June 2020 Data) [More]
• Mar 23, 2023, to Mar 25, 2023: Society for Research in Child Development (SRCD)-Visit CFData in the exhibit hall [More]
• March 30, 2023, Webinar: Understanding and Evaluating Governmental Data (U.S. and International) [Register]
• April 12, 2023, to Apr 15, 2023: Population Association of America Annual Meeting-Visit DSDR, SBE CCC, & NACDA in the Exhibit Hall [More]
• April 13, 2023, to Apr 16, 2023: American Educational Research Association (AERA) Annual Meeting-Visit ICPSR & the PEERS Data Hub in booth #803 in the Exhibit Hall [More]
• April 13, 2023, to Apr 16, 2023: Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA) Conference- Summer Program Booth Exhibit Hall [More]
• May-August 2023: ICPSR Summer Program in Quantitative Methods [More]
• May 29, 2023 to Jun 02, 2023: 48th Annual Conference of IASSIST-Platinum Sponsor [More]
• Oct. 4-6, 2023: Save the Date: ICPSR Biennial Meeting [More]

More Opportunities

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To contact the ICPSR Bulletin editor, email Dory Knight-Ingram.