Lee Edward Travis Research Institute

The Lee Edward Travis Research Institute (TRI) in the School of Psychology at Fuller Theological Seminary is committed to fostering interdisciplinary research into the relationships between social systems, environmental situations, personality, mental and affective states, biological processes, and spiritual and religious states and practices.
Please explore the options below to learn more about TRI:

• About the Lee Edward Travis Research Institute

• The Center for Biopsychosocial Research

• The Center for Research in Child and Adolescent Development

• The Fuller Project

• The Center for the Study of Stress, Trauma, and Adjustment

• The Center for Research in Religion and Psychotherapy

• Fuller Youth Initiative

TRI 2005 Report

RESEARCH COLLOQUIA

The RESEARCH COLLOQUIA SCHEDULE is available here.

GROUND ROUNDS      NEW!!!
New rounds of meetings between faculty and students sponsored by the TRI Center for Research on Religion and Psychotherapy.


HUMAN SUBJECTS REVIEW COMMITTEE
Fuller Seminary's Institutional Review Board (IRB)

It is the intent of Fuller Theological Seminary to protect the rights of human subjects involved with research projects affiliated with the seminary. Therefore, all research projects involving human subjects, at any level, are subject to at least a minimal review.

The committee meets during the following months each year: October, December, February, April, and June. The 2007-2008 schedule of meetings and submission deadline is now available.

The next meeting of the HSRC will be Monday, November 26, 2007. The deadline for submitting projects for review at this meeting is:

Projects will only be considered for review at this meeting if received by this deadline.


More information on what would you need to submit your project
for review by the Fuller Seminary HSRC