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Anthropology @ UF: Research, Data, and Archiving Support

This guide supports anthropology students and faculty @ UF, with course specific guides and resources for success!

Research Metrics

Writing and Research Support

Data Storage and Sharing

Human Subjects Research

Social science research on human subjects will have to go through the IRB process, unless 1) the research is part of a class where the instructor is teaching survey methods and the purpose is to learn the method, 2) the data collected are solely used for learning how to run analysis, 3) the data will not be circulated outside the classroom/will not be published.

IRB 1 is for health science related research, while IRB 2 is for non-medical purposes. 

Adademic Research & Consulting Services - UF Libraries

The UF Libraries has expert faculty and staff who provide myriad services to support your researching and publishing needs. You can reach out to a specialist directly or request a consultation and they will pair you with the best folks for your query. Below are just a few of their specialties:

  • Spatial information, GIS, mapping and visualization
  • Research metrics and impact
  • Digital Humanities
  • Data management 
  • Copyright and publishing
  • Language models, Natural Language Processing and AI
  • Informatics/Bioinformatics, data science, and reproducibility
  • Systematic reviews

Learn more about ARCS team today! https://arcs.uflib.ufl.edu/stories/ 

Survey Tools and Resources

Informed consent is the process of telling your research participants about your study, what their participation will involve, and how their data will be used or circulated. Below are some additional resources:

Univ. Michigan Research Ethics and Compliance

UF Informed Consent Forms

University of Florida Home Page

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