Research
Tuskegee University recognizes the importance of external support of research and sponsored programs and the impact these vital programs have on the development of our students and the enormous contributions to society in general.
Biosafety Committee
Tuskegee University Biosafety Committee is charged the responsibility of ensuring that all activities within Tuskegee University involving potentially biohazardous materials are conducted in a safe manner and in confomity with federal mandated standards. Biohazardous material includes infectious biological agents, toxins (carcinogens, mutagens, and tetrogens, and other hazardous chemicals), animal or human tissue or fluids, radioactive materials, and recombinant DNA. Infectious biological agents are viruses, bacteria, fungi, parasites and other organisms/genetic systems that, by virtue of their replication properties, are potentially harmful to humans and/ or other living systems.
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Dr. Cheryl Davis, Chair
| Member |
College/Department |
Telephone |
| Dr. Cheryl Davis, Chair |
CVMNAH |
334-724-4178 |
| Dr. Clayton Yates |
CAENS |
334-727-8949 |
| Dr. Marceline Egnin |
CAENS |
334-724-4404 |
| Dr. Qinghua He |
CEPS |
334-724-4318 |
| Dr. S. H. Settler |
Non-Affiliated |
334-727-8866 |
| Dr. Reuben Warren |
Bioethics |
334- |
| Mr. Anwar Diop |
Safety Officer |
334-727-8424 |
| Dr. Timothy Turner |
RCMI |
334-727-8787 |
Felecia Moss Grant (Ex-Officio Member)
*The Biosafety Committee meets every last Thursday of the month.
Submit one (1) copy of the application packet to Chappie James Center, Room 103, Felecia Grant, and one (1) electronic copy to fmgrant@mytu.tuskegee.edu.
The package should include:
- Biosafety Application
- Laboratory Inspection Approval Letter
- Laboratory Safety Training Certificate
Policy Manual
Laboratory Safety (Template)
Laboratory Safety Policy
Biosafety Policies and Procedures (PowerPoint Presentation)