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National Student Research Institution. Supporting student research through student-led editorial review, research integrity, and open access.

Fiscally sponsored by The Hack Foundation (d.b.a. Hack Club), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

Publisher: National Student Research Institution

Publisher Location: Alpharetta, Georgia, United States

NSRI Student Research Journal
Online ISSN: 3143-5653

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NSRI is a student-led research project fiscally sponsored by The Hack Foundation (d.b.a. Hack Club), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. The Hack Foundation retains sole discretion and control over all funds received for NSRI. References to collaborators, advisors, mentors, schools, journals, repositories, or partner organizations do not imply institutional endorsement unless explicitly stated.

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This Privacy Policy explains how the National Student Research Institution handles information submitted through NSRI websites, forms, applications, donations, publication workflows, and contact channels.

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NSRI may collect names, email addresses, school or institutional affiliation, country or city, research interests, profile information, application answers, submitted files, and messages sent through forms or email.

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Research group applications, lead researcher applications, chapter forms, publication submissions, and contact forms may collect information needed to review eligibility, communicate with applicants, operate programs, and maintain research integrity records.

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Messages sent to NSRI may be stored so the appropriate team member can respond, track support requests, and document ethics or reporting concerns.

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NSRI serves students and takes student privacy seriously. Student information is used for program administration, applications, publication workflows, profiles, research groups, chapters, and safety or integrity review.

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NSRI keeps information as long as needed for program operations, legal, safety, publication, integrity, and archival purposes. Users may contact NSRI to request correction or deletion where feasible.