Policies

This policy describes the Post Approval Monitoring (PAM) program at Cornell University. The PAM program is designed to be a collaborative partnership between the IACUC and animal

The intent of this policy is to define the requirements and process for the conduct, reporting and follow up of the IACUC inspections of animal facilities. This policy is intended

This policy describes the required information that must be available to personnel in animal facilities. Table of Contents : 1. Policy 2. Procedure

The intent of this document is to describe the requirements for tracking animals that are used for research, teaching and testing, including transfers between protocols. Table of

This policy describes the primary clinical veterinary care requirements for Cornell-owned animals by non-CARE veterinarians. Table of Contents 1. Policy 2. Procedure 3. Regulatory

The intent of this policy is to describe the procedure for performing a refinement or modification on an approved protocol. Table of Contents Policy Examples Procedure Regulations

This policy describes the requirements and procedures for on and off campus transportation of animals* used for research, teaching and testing and covered by Cornell University

The intent of this policy is to describe the approval process to export animals to institutions outside of Cornell University. Table of Contents Policy Procedures A. Cornell

The intent of this policy is to establish policies and guidelines regarding the social housing of animals used for research, teaching or testing at Cornell University. Table of

This is a policy and procedure document for determining whether or not IRB review and approval is needed for projects involving collection of oral or life histories, journalism, or