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Back to Step 3 Back to Step 5Exempt ReviewThe review time is typically shorter than other categories of review (~6-8 days).Learn more about exempt researchOnly certain categories of research qualify as exempt, based on federal regulations. Students must still submit an HPRB proposal (and accompanying documents), so that the HPRB will understand how participants’ identity and privacy will be protected. If the HPRB reviews a project and determines that it is “exempt,” no further oversight or

by PLU employees only on a need-to-know basis for performing assigned duties; it is not normally available outside the university except upon authorization by a relevant university official. Examples of sensitive data include but are not limited to class rosters, employee home addresses or phone numbers, admission reports, passwords, and contractual agreements. Restricted data are highly sensitive information for which an unauthorized disclosure may result in identity theft or university

!  Here’s what Brianna had to say about the name Enrieké: First, I wanted something to stand out from all of the other names of campus monuments and buildings named after, mostly, Caucasian men and women. Second, I wanted to submit something that was representative of myself and the many, MANY hours I have spent in Rieke. I chose the name Enrieké not only because it is a clever integration of names and the name of the Rieke Science Center, but because of my identity as a mixed-race, Mexican woman in

complaint. After a report is received by one of the offices specially trained to respond, the reporting person will be contacted to discuss the process and options for having the report investigated and resolved within the University. Sometimes the reporting person requests that her/his identity or the identity of the accused remain confidential or that the University not pursue an inquiry. This request must always be balanced with the University’s responsibility to provide a safe environment for the

family members, ‘I have never seen my grandpa cry until today.’” Kitajo volunteered to be on the Minidoka Pilgrimage board after completing his first trip, and now serves as co-chair. Kitajo says he loves working to make the pilgrimage happen, seeing participation grow and witnessing a diverse younger generation of Japanese Americans reconcile their family histories. “It hasn’t been until recently that we’ve seen younger generations trying to come back to reclaim some of that identity — especially

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