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Examples of Research Codes:
American Indian Law Center Model Research Code
University of Montana Model Collaborative Agreement
Additional Research Resources:
IRB Checklist for Exempt Review
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Links:
Health Research Council of New Zealand
The National Health and Medical Research Council (Australia)
Northern Plains Epidemiology Center
Portland Area IHS Model Research Protocol
State of Arizona:
State Agency Tribal Consultation Policies 2006
University of Arizona Research and Outreach in Indian Country Database
This database contains current research in Indian Country by faculty and staff at The University of Arizona. Click on a proposal title for more information.
Displaying records 1 - 20 from the 426 total items.
| Proposal Title | PI | Department | Subject(s) | Tribe(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Southwest Indian Country Rural Enhancement through Improved Recordkeeping, Agri-Tourism, AGR-Lite and other Programs | Teegerstrom | Agricultural and Resource Economics | agritourism, record keeping, livestock, tax, risk management tools, tribal extension | Navajo, San Carlos Apache, Tohono O'odham, White Mountain Apache, Hopi, Gila River, other Arizona tribes |
| Record Keeping Tools and Hands-On Training to Enhance Profitability and Federal Program Participation of Southwest Native American Producers | Tronstad | Agricultural and Resource Economics | Record keeping, integrated livestock management, workshops, Navajo Technical College | Navajo |
| Educating Southwest Indian Country Agriculture on Recordkeeping, AGR-Lite, Alternative Energy, and Agri-Tourism | Teegerstrom | Agricultural and Resource Economics | agricultural record keeping, agri-tourism, AGR-Lite, alternative energy | Southwestern Indian Tribes |
| Educating Southwest Indian Country Agriculture on Recordkeeping, AGR-Lite, Alternative Energy, and Agri-tourism | Teegerstrom | Agricultural and Resource Economics | agricultural record keeping, agri-tourism, AGR-Lite, alternative energy | Southwestern Indian Tribes |
| Record Keeping Systems for Southwest Native American Producers to increase Participation in Federal Farm Profitability | Tronstad | Agriculture and Resource Economics | computer workshop training, livestock, grazing | Arizona |
| Enhancing Record Keeping Skills and Federal Program Participation of Southwest Native American Producers | Tronstad | Agriculture and Resource Economics | livestock, management, record-keeping, computer training | Arizona Tribes |
| Enhancing Record Keeping Skills and Federal Program Participation of Southwest Native American Producers | Tronstad | Agriculture and Resource Economics | livestock, record keeping, federal program participation, southwest, tribes, agriculture, receipts, production, records, ranching, computer lab | Arizona Tribes |
| Southwest Indian Country Risk Management Education on Agri-Tourism and Specialty Agri-Product Markets | Tronstad | Agriculture and Resource Economics | Southwest, risk management, agri-tourism, agri-product, management, education | Arizona Tribes |
| Arizona Indian Country Extension Programs: Hualapai Nation and Havasupai Tribe | Hiller | American Indian Program | ||
| Arizona Indian Country Extension Programs: Gila River Indian Community and Ak-Chin Indian Community | Hiller | American Indian Program | Arizona Cooperative Extension, Gila River Indian Community, Ak-Chin Indian Community, agriculture, 4-H, economic opportunities | Gila River Indian Community, Ak-Chin Indian Community |
| Arizona Indian Country Extension Programs: White Mountain Apache Tribe | Hiller | American Indian Program | Arizona Cooperative Extension, White Mountain Apache Tribe, agriculture, 4-H, watershed management, wildlife and fisheries, forest and rangelands, environmental management | White Mountain Apache Tribe |
| Arizona Indian Country Extension Programs: Colorado River Indian Tribes | Hiller | American Indian Program | Extension Programs; CRIT; Colorado River Indian Tribes | Colorado River Indian Tribes |
| Arizona Indian Country Extension Programs: Colorado River Indian Tribe (CRIT) | Hiller | American Indian Program | Agriculture, Extension | Colorado River Indian Tribe |
| Arizona Indian Country Extension Programs: Navajo Nation/Window Rock (Tri-State Navajo Extension) | Hiller | American Indian Program | ||
| Preventing Ticks on Pets and In and Around Residences to Reduce the Incidence of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever in Humans on the San Carlos Apache and White Mountain Apache reservations | Tuttle | American Indian Program | Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, tick infestation prevention | San Carlos Apache Tribe, White Mountain Apache Tribe |
| Arizona Indian Country Extension Programs: Navajo Nation Tuba City | Hiller | American Indian Program | Navajo, Dine, Tuba City, Cooperative Extension | Navajo Nation, Gila River Indian Community |
| Arizona Indian Country Extension Programs: Colorado River Indian Tribes | Hiller | American Indian Program | ||
| Arizona Indian Country Extension Programs: Hualapai Nation and the Havasupai Tribe | Hiller | American Indian Program | Extension programs; Hualapai Nation; Havasupai Tribe | Hualapai Nation |
| Arizona Indian Country Extension Programs: Navajo Nation/Shiprock | Hiller | American Indian Program | Extension programs; Navajo Nation; Shiprock | The Navajo Nation |
| Arizona Indian Country Extension Program: Navajo Nation/Window Rock (Tri-State Navajo Extension) | Hiller | American Indian Program | Extension; Navajo Nation | The Navajo Nation |
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