Administrative Core

行政核心-摘要 行政（管理）核心作为哥伦比亚大学北方平原的中心资源 超级基金研究计划（CUNP-SRP）。CUNP-SRP是一个新的中心， 科学家和部落社区之间的合作，以推进科学和技术， 在北方平原饮用水及其相关的健康影响。它将由Ana Navas-Acien博士领导， 他是一位物理学家、科学家和环境流行病学家， 十多年来，史蒂芬·奇鲁德博士，一位在暴露方面有着长期经验的环境地球化学家， 科学，修复超级基金网站和研究翻译。我们的部落沟通专家将是 雷·奥利里是一位公共卫生专家，位于北方平原的夏延河苏族部落中心 有与部落领导人合作制定政策的经验。CUNP-SRP管理核心的主要 目标是促进每个项目和核心的互动和成功，并最大限度地发挥所有项目和核心的影响 它的活动，包括翻译和沟通与我们的部落伙伴在北方平原， 与社区参与核心合作。管理核心将支持CUNP的研究翻译- SRP活动：a）与部落和政府机构合作，促进和便利水测试， 将威尔斯上的房屋与社区供水系统连接起来，并就立法选择对社区进行教育; B）协调技术转让，包括将CUNP开发的研究设计在当地商业化- SRP调查员; c）在SRP内部并向NIEHS SRP工作人员传达这些翻译活动的结果 以及项目/核心的发现; d）促进和报告翻译者发起的研究翻译;以及 （e）向其他最终用户提供信息传播。具体目标如下：（1）培养 通过集体领导和战略远见进行跨学科协作，并协调研讨会/ 网络研讨会、会议（包括每月指导委员会会议和每月研究研讨会）， 年度进展报告、评估和其他活动;（2）实现多方向的研究翻译 在调查人员、NIEHS、其他SRP、部落、州和联邦政府机构、其他组织中， 社区合作伙伴和更广泛的公众;（3）促进早期科学家的职业发展， 包括美洲原住民调查人员，通过指导和网络活动以及 申请响应程序公告，奖励和多样性补充。总的来说，行政 核心项目将促进项目和核心项目的整合，以向CUNP-SRP通报最佳方法和战略 减少有害水污染物（重点是金属），促进受污染水体的补救， 超级基金的网站和部落的土地，并减轻水污染的长期健康影响。

Administrative Core - Summary The Administrative (Admin) Core serves as the central resource of the Columbia University Northern Plains Superfund Research Program (CUNP-SRP). CUNP-SRP is a new center that will establish a partnership between scientists and tribal communities to advance science and technology to address hazardous chemicals in drinking water and their related health effects in the Northern Plains. It will be led by Dr. Ana Navas-Acien, a physician-scientist and environmental epidemiologist who has been working with tribal communities for more than a decade, and Dr. Steven Chillrud, an environmental geochemist with longstanding experience in exposure sciences, remediation of Superfund sites, and research translation. Our Tribal Communication Specialist will be Rae O’Leary, a public health expert centrally located at the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe in the Northern Plains with experience in policy development working with tribal leadership. The CUNP-SRP Admin Core’s main objective is to facilitate the interaction and success of each Project and Core and to maximize the impact of all its activities, including translation and communication with our tribal partners in the Northern Plains, in collaboration with the Community Engagement Core. The Admin Core will support research translation of CUNP- SRP activities by: a) partnering with tribal and governmental agencies to promote and facilitate water testing, connect houses on wells to community water systems, and educate communities on legislative options; b) coordinating technology transfer including local commercialization of research designs developed by CUNP- SRP investigators; c) communicating within SRP and to NIEHS SRP staff results of those translation activities as well as findings from Projects/Cores; d) fostering and reporting investigator-initiated research translation; and e) providing information dissemination to other end-users. The specific aims are as follows: (1) Foster interdisciplinary collaboration through collective leadership and strategic vision and coordination of seminars/ webinars, meetings (including the monthly steering committee meeting and the monthly research seminar), annual progress reports, evaluations, and other activities; (2) Enable multidirectional research translation among investigators, NIEHS, other SRPs, tribal, state, and federal government agencies, other organizations, community partners, and the broader public; and (3) Facilitate career development of early-stage scientists, including Native American investigators, through mentoring and networking activities and the support of applications in response to program announcements, awards, and diversity supplements. Overall, the Admin Core will promote integration of Projects and Cores to inform the CUNP-SRP on the best methods and strategies to reduce hazardous water contaminants (with a focus on metals), facilitate remediation in contaminated Superfund sites and tribal lands, and mitigate the health effects of water contamination long-term.