ADMINISTRATION AND PLANNING

行政核心将提供集中的行政领导， 项目之间的协调、沟通和资源分配。本核心的总体目标 是通过减轻行政任务的负担来创造一个支持研究进展的环境 对于调查人员来说。两个具体目标中的第一个是确保最佳协调， 各个子项目和核心项目之间的信息共享。这将通过以下方式实现： 促进研究者之间的正式和非正式沟通，如适用， 通过定期召开的电话会议和面对面会议， 会议.第二个目标是有效监测项目和核心预算， 本P01，向调查人员传达财务信息，并及时向NIA提供进度报告 关于P01、其项目和核心的状态。 P01的活动将在PSID行政结构内进行， 在过去近40年来，促进跨学科和合作的数据收集和研究 通过联邦赞助。PSID本身位于调查研究中心（SRC）， 社会研究所（ISR）是几项大型全国性调查的所在地，包括 消费者，健康和退休研究，全国家庭成长调查，以及监测 未来SRC已成为跨学科社会科学研究的国家和国际领导者 包括收集和分析联邦政府资助的科学抽样调查数据。位置 SRC和ISR内的该计划拨款允许它直接连接到实质性的行政管理 拥有数十年管理联邦资助的所有方面的经验的更大组织的资源 补助金。 该计划项目将由SRC内部的同一管理团队管理， 儿童发展补助金和向成年人过渡等相关项目 study.本核心建议的行政团队成员为SRC Key成员 行政人员小组，由调查研究中心副主任领导，他是 密歇根大学内的一个较大的行政机构。此密钥管理员组直接 与密歇根大学的研究开发和管理部相连， 它的使命是就开展外部供资研究的所有方面提供指导。 核心A将由Robert Schoeni领导，他也是核心B的领导者和 项目1和P01整体。

The Administrative Core will provide centralized administrative leadership to ensure successful coordination, communication, and resource allocation among the projects. An overarching goal of this Core is to create an environment that supports research progress by alleviating the burden of administrative tasks for the investigators. The first of two specific aims is to ensure that there is optimal coordination and information sharing between the individual subprojects and cores. This will be accomplished through the facilitation of formal and informal communication between the investigators, and where applicable, consultants, on each of the projects and cores via regularly established conference calls and face-to-face meetings. The second aim is to effectively monitor the budgets within the projects and cores that comprise this P01, communicate financial information to the investigators, and provide timely progress reports to NIA on the status of the P01, its projects, and cores. The activities of this P01 will be housed within the PSID administrative structure, which has developed over the past nearly 40 years to promote interdisciplinary and collaborative data collection and research through federal sponsorship. The PSID itself is housed within the Survey Research Center (SRC) at the Institute for Social Research (ISR), home to several large national surveys including the Survey of Consumers, the Health and Retirement Study, the National Survey of Family Growth, and Monitoring the Future. SRC has become a national and international leader in interdisciplinary social science research involving the collection and analysis of federally-sponsored data from scientific sample surveys. The location of this program grant within SRC and ISR allows it to be directly connected to the substantial administrative resources of the larger organization with decades of experience administering all aspects of federally-funded grants. The program project will be administered by the same administrative team within SRC that administers the PSID and related projects such as the Child Development Supplement and the Transition into Adulthood study. The members of the administrative team proposed in this core are members of the SRC Key Administrators Group, headed by the Associate Director of the Survey Research Center who is a member of a larger administrative body within the University of Michigan. This Key Administrators Group is directly connected to the University of Michigan's Division of Research Development and Administration whose mission it is to provide guidance on all aspects of carrying out externally funded research. Core A will be led by Robert Schoeni, who is also the Leader of Core B and the Principal Investigator of Project 1 and the P01 as a whole.