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Introducing UEC Office Hours
Every Friday our University Ethics Liaison Officer and/or Deputy Ethics Liaison Officers will be available from Noon-2pm to answer questions about ethics, conflicts of interest, compliance training, and the eCOI+ system requirements. If you need a question answered, here’s your chance to hop on a zoom and ask a real live person! You can click the link below anytime between noon-2pm on a Friday, or contact us via ethics@uec.rutgers.edu to receive an calendar invite.
Join us via zoom from 12pm-2pm every Friday
**Must be signed in to your Rutgers Zoom account to join, (meeting code: 123125)**
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