Breakout Group 1: Responsible Research in Academia
Focus Area
This group examined how academia defines and measures responsible research. While broad principles like integrity, accountability, transparency, and engagement are widely cited, the group explored which of these principles matter most in practice, how they are actually measured or demonstrated, and how the answer shifts depending on whether you are a researcher, a university administrator, a community partner, or someone else entirely.
Facilitators
| Table | Moderator | Notetaker |
|---|---|---|
| Table 1 | Justin Kitzes (RDS) | Fang Wu (GSPIA) |
| Table 2 | Nora Mattern (RDS) | Rachel Kim (CMU) |
| Table 3 | Kenya Andrews (EAAMO) | Bob Gradeck (RDS) |
| Table 4 | Aakash Gautam (RDS) | Bonam Mingole (RAISE Lab) |
Day 1 Discussion: Surfacing Principles & Practices
November 6, 1:45–3:00 PM — Connolly Ballroom, Alumni Hall
Participants were asked to consider: From your perspective, which principles of responsible research are most important, and how are they measured or demonstrated in your field or experience?
Synthesis Session
November 6, 7:00–9:00 PM — 3912 Wesley Posvar Hall
Day 2 Discussion: Organizing Principles & Practices
November 7, 1:45–3:00 PM — Connolly Ballroom, Alumni Hall
Related Themes
Integrity Accountability Community Engagement