• Go to the CITI Program Training Login Site

• Click on the "Register" 

• Under "Select Your Organization Affiliation" type in "New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology"

• Agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy

• Click to the box to affirm that you are an affiliate of New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology (If you were previously affiliated with the New Mexico Consortium DO NOT remove your affiliation)

• Click on "Continue to create your CITI Program Username/Password"

• Once you have created an account, add or remove courses by clicking in “Learner Tools for New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology”.

• Complete the "Select Curriculum" quiz as many times as needed to select course(s).

• Each module takes an estimated 25 to 30 mins each to complete.

• When you complete the course(s) you will receive an email from CITI confirming your completion, make sure you save your training certificates.

• Go to the CITI Program Training Login Site

• Sign in with your existing credentials

• Under "Select Your Organization Affiliation" type in "New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology"

• Agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy

• Click to the box to affirm that you are an affiliate of New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology (If you were previously affiliated with the New Mexico Consortium DO NOT remove your affiliation)

• Complete the "Select Curriculum" quiz as many times as needed to select course(s).

• Each module takes an estimated 25 to 30 mins each to complete.

• When you complete the course(s) you will receive an email from CITI confirming your completion, make sure you save your training certificates.

If you need to merge two learner accounts, please send an email to support@citiprogram.org and include all the information below:

• your name

• the name of your institution

• the member ID number, last name, first name, and username of the learner whose account you wish to keep

• the member ID number, last name, first name, and username of the learner whose account you wish to merge

Must complete all 8 Required Modules

1. Authorship (RCR-Basic) (ID 16597)
2. Collaborative Research (RCR-Basic) (ID 16598)
3. Conflicts of Interest and Commitment (RCR-Basic) (ID 16599)
4. Data Management (RCR-Basic) (ID 20896)
5. Mentoring and Healthy Research Environments (RCR-Basic) (ID 20983)
6. Peer Review (RCR-Basic) (ID 16603)
7. Research Misconduct (RCR-Basic) (ID 16604)
8. Research Involving Human Subjects (RCR-Basic) (ID 13566)

Supplemental modules or substitutions may be necessary based on your research topics:

• Using Animal Subjects in Research 
• Plagiarism (ID 15156)
• Research, Ethics, and Society (ID 15198)
• Environmental and Social Dimensions of Engineering Research (ID 12835) 

Undergraduate Students participating in research must complete the following modules:

1. Collaborative Research (RCR-Basic) (ID 16598)
2. Conflicts of Interest and Commitment (RCR-Basic) (ID 16599)
3. Research Misconduct (RCR-Basic) (ID 16604)
4. Data Management (RCR-Basic) (ID 20896)

Supplemental Modules may be necessary based on the research

• Using Animal Subjects in Research

Must complete the following required modules

1. Financial Conflicts of Interest: Overview, Investigator Responsibilities, and COI Rules (COI-Basic ID 15070)
2. Institutional Responsibilities as They Affect Investigators (COI-Basic ID 15072)

• Supplemental Modules may be necessary based on the research

All students participating in research must complete the following required modules

1. Financial Conflicts of Interest: Overview, Investigator Responsibilities, and COI Rules (COI-Basic ID 15070)

• Supplemental Modules may be necessary based on the research
  • Institutional Responsibilities as They Affect Investigators (COI-Basic ID 15072)

Researchers must complete

1. Introduction to Export Compliance Module (ID 16800)

• Optional Modules may be necessary based on the research

Students participating in research must complete

1. Introduction to Export Compliance Module (ID 16800)

• Optional Modules may be necessary based on the research

Must complete the following required modules

1. Defining Research with Human Subjects - SBE (ID 491)
2. The Federal Regulations - SBE (ID 502)
3. Assessing Risk - SBE (ID 503)
4. Informed Consent - SBE (ID 504)
5. Conflicts of Interest in Human Subjects Research (ID 17464)

• Supplemental Modules may be necessary based on the research

Must complete the following required modules

1. Belmont Report and Its Principles (ID 1127)
2. Defining Research with Human Subjects - SBE (ID 491)
3. The Federal Regulations - SBE (ID 502)
4. Privacy and Confidentiality - SBE (ID 505)

• Supplemental Modules may be necessary based on the research

Labs using animal subjects

1. Using Animal Subjects in Research (RCR-Basic) (ID 13301)

• Supplemental modules may be required at the lab PIs discretion 

Students working in labs using animal subjects

1. Using Animal Subjects in Research (RCR-Basic) (ID 13301)

• Supplemental modules may be required at the lab PIs discretion

Contact hazmat@nmt.edu to schedule annual safety reviews, request chemical pickups, register a new lab, or for information on lab closeout procedures.

Complete all 10 required modules.

1. Fundamental Concepts of Laboratory Chemical Safety (ID 19628)
2. Chemical Storage and Segregation (ID 19629)
3. Emergency Planning (ID 19630)
4. Chemical Fume Hoods (ID 19631)
5. Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (ID 19632)
6. Personal Protective Equipment (ID 19633)
7. Laboratory Waste Management (ID 19634)
8. Transporting Hazardous Chemicals (ID 19635)
9. Chemical Security (ID 19636)
10. Compressed Gas Cylinders (ID 19637)

Students working in labs using chemicals must complete the following:

1. Fundamental Concepts of Laboratory Chemical Safety (ID 19628)
2. Emergency Planning (ID 19630)
3. Chemical Fume Hoods (ID 19631)
4. Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (ID 19632)
5. Personal Protective Equipment (ID 19633)
6. Laboratory Waste Management (ID 19634)

Supplemental modules may be required at the lab PIs discretion

1. Chemical Storage and Segregation (ID 19629)
2. Transporting Hazardous Chemicals (ID 19635)
3. Chemical Security (ID 19636)
4. Compressed Gas Cylinders (ID 19637)

Complete all 7 required modules as required by Laser Safety Officer (email lso@nmt.edu for equipment registration)

1. Introduction to Lasers (ID 20624)
2. Laser Types and Hazard Classifications (ID 20625)
3. Laser Regulations and Guidance (ID 20626)
4. Biological Effects of Laser Radiation (ID 20627)
5. Beam Hazards and Control Measures (ID 20628)
6. Non-beam Hazards (ID 20629)
7. Use of Lasers in Healthcare Settings (ID 20630)

Students working in labs using lasers must complete the following module:

1. Introduction to Lasers (ID 20624)

• Supplemental modules may be required at the lab PIs discretion

Complete all 8 required modules (email rso@nmt.edu for guidance)

1. Radiation Fundamentals (ID 20400)
2. Properties of Ionizing Radiation (ID 20401)
3. Biological Effects of Radiation (ID 20402)
4. Principles of Radiation Protection (ID 20403)
5. Radiation Detection (ID 20404)
6. Radioactive Materials Regulations (ID 20405)
7. Radioactive Waste (ID 20406)
8. Emergency Response (ID 20407)

Students working in labs using lasers must complete the following modules:

1. Radiation Fundamentals (ID 20400)
2. Emergency Response (ID 20407)

• Supplemental modules may be required at the lab PIs discretion

Complete all 8 required modules.

1. Essentials for IACUC Members: Introduction (ID 1833)
2. Federal Laws, Policies, and Guidelines (ID 17662)
3. IACUC and IACUC Member Responsibilities (ID 1834)
4. IACUC Membership Requirements (ID 1835)
5. Protocol Review (ID 1839)
6. Suspending Animal Activities (ID 1837)
7. Types of IACUC Review (ID 1841)
8. Documenting IACUC Actions (ID 1842)

• Supplemental modules may be required 
  • Quorum, Alternate Members, and Telecommunications (ID 1838)
  • The IACUC, CEO, and IO (ID 1836)
  • Semiannual Evaluations – An Overview (ID 1843)
  • Facility Inspections and Program Review (ID 1844)
  • Identifying, Documenting, and Correcting Deficiencies (ID 1845)

Complete all 4 required modules.

1. Introduction to Being an IO: Animal Care and Use Program (ID 16644)
2. What the IO is Required to Know (ID 16645)
3. IO Responsibilities (ID 16646)
4. What works: A word from Experienced IOs (ID 16647)

Complete all 8 required modules:

1. Belmont Report and Its Principles (ID 1127)
2. Avoiding Group Harms - U.S. Research Perspectives (ID 14080)
3. Recognizing and Reporting Unanticipated Problems Involving Risks to Subjects or Others in Biomedical Research (ID 14777)
4. Defining Research with Human Subjects - SBE (ID 491)
5. Basic Institutional Review Board (IRB) Regulations and Review Process (ID 2)
6. Assessing Risk - SBE (ID 503)
7. Conflicts of Interest in Human Subjects Research (ID 17464)
8. The IRB Member Module - 'What Every New IRB Member Needs to Know' (ID 816)

• Supplemental modules may be required

Complete all 4 required modules:

1. I Have Agreed to be an IRB Community Member. Now What? (ID 13018)
2. Defining Research with Human Subjects - SBE (ID 491)
3. Basic Institutional Review Board (IRB) Regulations and Review Process (ID 2)
4. The IRB Member Module - 'What Every New IRB Member Needs to Know' (ID 816)

• Supplemental modules may be required

Complete all 4 required modules

1. Introduction to Being an Institutional Official (IO) (ID 16640)
2. IO Knowledge Requirements: Human Subject Protections (ID 16641)
3. Expectations of the IO (ID 16642)
4. Challenges of Being an IO: Human Subject Protections (ID 16643)