Research Ethics Board
Any research conducted at Sheridan or undertaken by Sheridan professors, administrators or students involving human participants must be reviewed and approved by the Sheridan Research Ethics Board (SREB). Applications for review should be submitted to the SREB using the appropriate guidelines and forms.
The mission of the SREB is to ensure that research affiliated with Sheridan involving human participants meets the highest ethical standards. To do this, Sheridan follows the guidelines set out in the Tri-Council Policy Statement on Ethical Conduct for Research Involving Humans.
The SREB meets the last Thursday of every month, except for July and August when meetings are suspended. The SREB meets on the last Thursday of December before the holidays begin. All applications must be complete and submitted 10 business days before the next meeting.
Change to the SREB TCPS2: CORE Tutorial Requirement
As of January 1, 2023, all new SREB applications and amendments to add new researchers/staff to an existing SREB-approved research project or course must be accompanied by TCPS2: CORE-2022 certificates (completed on or after January 1, 2022) for all members of the research team.
Helpful resources:
- For Sheridan Researchers (Sheridan Central)
- For External Researchers
- For Research Participants
- Research Policies
- Multi-College Research Ethics Board
- Meeting dates and submission deadlines – 2024
For questions related to application submissions, ethical issues, SREB decisions and policies::
Email: sreb@sheridancollege.ca
SREB membership list
- Chair – Dr. Jaime Ginter, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
- Vice Chair – Dr. Dalya Abdulla, Faculty of Applied Health and Community Studies
- Dr. Frederick Koch, Pilon School of Business
- James March, Faculty of Animation, Arts & Design
- Dr. Syed Tanbeer, Faculty of Applied Science and Technology
- Dr. Sara Cumming, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
- External membership:
- Dr. Kathrin Popovic (MD, PhD, PT)