Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority Institutional Review Board met September 5

David E. Olson, PhD. - Chair | ICJIA Board
David E. Olson, PhD. - Chair | ICJIA Board
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Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority Institutional Review Board met September 5.

Here is the agenda provided by the board:

I. Call to Order and Roll Call

II. Applications for Review

      a. New applications: 1. Youth and Family Interviews of Chicago Youth Intervention Pathways Project

            Michelle Nowicki, Jing Wang, Janis Sayer, Jessica Reichert

      b. Evaluation of Illinois Department of Corrections’ Adult Transitions Center Project

            Ryan Manville, Jessica Reichert

III. Old Business: None

IV. New Business: None

V. Next IRB meeting – TBD

VI. Adjourn

https://agency.icjia-api.cloud/uploads/IRB_Agenda_September_5_2025_b94d4c6a2c.pdf



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