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The protection for the rights and welfare of research subjects is an accepted service responsibility.
HRPP: The Marine Corps Human Research Protection Program ensures research activities conducted involving people follow the ethical principles for Respect for Persons; Beneficence, and are Just.
IRB: The Marine Corps established an IRB in order to review research to ensure the protection of the rights and welfare of human research subjects. The IRB has jurisdiction over all research involving human subjects. The IRB is authorized to review, recommend approval to the Institutional Official, require modifications in, or withhold approval or suspend approval of research involving human subjects. No human subject research in any form (including recruitment, consent, or data collection) can take place without proper review and approval by the Marine Corps IRB and Institutional Official.
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Review Process
  1. Send all complete packages to Human Research Protection Office.
  2. A preliminary review will be conducted typically within three (3) business days.
  3. You will be contacted after the review is complete and informed of any additional updates that are needed.
  4. If the research involves greater than minimal risk to human subjects, the research Protocol requires review by the convened IRB; the convened IRB meets monthly.
  5. The IRB administrator will contact you after the review is complete and inform you of any additional updates that are needed or additional information required by the IRB.
  6. Afterward the IRB makes a determination; your Protocol will be sent to the Institutional Official for final approval and the results will be provided typically within one (1) business day.

 Submit complete packages to the Human Research Protection Program
Office through email at
Human Research Protection Office


Contact Us
Address: 1019 Elliot Road Quantico, VA 22134-5027

Phone: 703-432-2566

Email: Human Research Protection Office

Submit complete packages to the Human Research Protection Program Office through email at Human Research Protection Office

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