AUI36-2621 — Research And Publication

AUI36-2621 governs research and publication procedures and responsibilities across Air University, including AFIT research and publication.

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  • Publication number: AUI36-2621
  • Title: RESEARCH AND PUBLICATION
  • Date: 2017-09-08

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AUI36-2621 covers Air University research oversight, institutional research processes, research sponsorship, and outreach through publication, posting, and presentation. It requires security and policy review for research products intended for public release and sets standards for student research posting and publication.

Applies to: This publication applies to all AU organizations that conduct research and publish their findings.

Topics covered

  • Air University research oversight
  • Research Task Forces
  • Research sponsorship and funding
  • Public release of research products
  • Student research posting
  • Academic peer review
  • Research presentations

Questions and answers

How often does the Air University Strategy Council review research programs?

The quarterly review will include each AU school’s recent research accomplishments, as well as the current status of ongoing research programs; to include the Research Task Forces and any externally tasked research. (paragraph 2)

What must commandants, commanders, and chancellors provide to researchers?

In recognition of the imperative for research and problem solving expressed in the AU Strategic Plan and USAF Strategic Master Plan, ensure that faculty, staff, and student researchers have adequate time and resources to perform studies on topics of importance to the USAF and DoD. (paragraph 2)

When is security and policy review required for research products?

SPR is required for all research products for public release. (paragraph 2)

Who determines standards for posting student research?

Each AU school will determine its own standards for the posting of student research products. (paragraph 2)

Where can student research that does not meet public posting standards be posted?

Student research that does not meet standards for public posting may be posted in nonpublic research databases or retained by the school. (paragraph 2)

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