Administration and Communication Core

该核心将负责管理SPORE并在SPORE内传播信息 以及外部互动。核心是为低成本，但有效的管理和 为了将资金集中在研究活动上， 核心的行政部分遵循管理活动的组织图。 将通过1）研究项目团队，2）研究项目委员会对研究进行监测 研究者，3）核心研究者委员会，4）发展项目计划，5）职业生涯 发展委员会，以及6）中央SPORE指导委员会。机构咨询委员会 和外部咨询委员会将每年向指导委员会提供正式评估和报告。 核心的通信组件针对SPORE内、SPORE间和国家癌症 开展研究活动。核心为约翰霍普金斯Gl SPORE参加 NCI SPORE年度会议，包括SPORE主任/PI， 研究项目主要研究者和其他SPORE研究者。此外， 为了影响结直肠癌的发病率和死亡率， 胰腺癌将通过在医学期刊上发表SPORE发现而发生，偶尔会发生 机构智囊团，并通过继续医疗办公室组织公开会议 约翰霍普金斯医疗机构的教育，医学作家和媒体的新闻稿 通过约翰霍普金斯公共事务办公室宣布重大进展的会议 医疗机构，并在适当时，通过NCI计划工作人员协调警报。

This core will be responsible for managing the SPORE and disseminating information within the SPORE and for external interactions. The Core is designed for low-cost, yet efficient administration and communication in order to focus funds on research activities. The administrative component of the Core follows an organizational diagram for management activities. Monitoring of research will occur via 1) Research Project Teams, 2) Committee of Research Project Investigators, 3) Core Investigators Committee, 4) Developmental Projects Program, 5) Career Development Committee, and 6) the central SPORE Steering Committee. An institutional Advisory Board and External Advisory Board will provide yearly formal evaluations and reports to the Steering Committee. The communication component of the Core is directed at intra-SPORE, inter-SPORE, and National Cancer Institute research activities. The Core provides travel funds for Johns Hopkins Gl SPORE participation in the NCI SPORE annual meetings, to include the SPORE Director/Pi, members of the Committee of Research Project Principal Investigators and other SPORE investigators. In addition, communication of validated results to the medical community in order to impact on the incidence and mortality of colorectal and pancreatic cancer will occur via publication of SPORE findings in medical journals, occasional inter- institutional think tanks and organized public conferences through the Office of Continuing Medical Education of the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, news releases to medical writers and press conferences for announcement of vital advances through the Office of Public Affairs of The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, and when appropriate, alerts coordinated through the NCI program staff.