Administration, Evaluation and Planning Core

行政、评价和规划核心的目的是确保协调 哈佛大学孢子学皮肤癌成分和提供监督和领导的科学， 孢子的行政和财政方面。我们会与香港海关行政办公室紧密合作。 并努力将我们的行政活动与中心癌症中心的行政活动相结合。在 哈佛大学对皮肤癌的孢子研究有几个层面的监督和评估。库珀博士，作为孢子 主任，将监督项目和核心的进展，并监督职业发展和 发展项目计划。中心将安排与皮肤有关的研讨会和教育座谈会 癌症，组织讨论当前结果和未来研究规划的务虚会，并提供 对研究和支出的监督。此核心还提供与内部和外部机构合作的工具 在哈佛大学之外，在马萨诸塞州黑色素瘤协会等倡导团体的帮助下， Shade基金会和Mycosis Fungoides基金会利用 孢子，以筹集额外的皮肤癌研究资金。孢子执行委员会将 每月召开会议，提供即时决策。治理委员会由高级官员组成 黑色素瘤和皮肤肿瘤学癌症发展中计划的成员提供了另一个水平 监管的问题。我们有一个强大的内部顾问委员会，由哈佛大学的杰出成员组成 医学院社区，并代表参与机构和主要癌症研究 纪律。我们的外部咨询委员会将在五年筹资周期期间举行两次集体会议，并 其他年度在DF/HCC机构工作的个人。这个核心的职责是：1)监控 研究进展和未来规划；2)促进孢子内部和孢子之间的合作研究 孢子(包括DF/HCC和其他皮肤癌孢子)；3)整合皮肤癌 4)提供必要的资源和财政监督；5)促进快速 传播重大研究成果；6)促进少数群体参与皮肤癌研究 孢子和DF/HCC的治疗方案；7)鼓励新的研究人员参与 皮肤癌研究。

The purpose of the Administration, Evaluation and Planning Core is to assure the coordination of the Harvard SPORE in Skin Cancer components and to provide oversight and leadership of the scientific, administrative and fiscal aspects of the SPORE. We will work closely with the administrative office of the DF/HCC and work to integrate our Administrative activities with that of the central Cancer Center. Within the Harvard SPORE in Skin Cancer there are several layers of oversight and evaluation. Dr. Kupper, as SPORE Director, will monitor the progress of the Projects and Cores, and oversee the Career Development and Developmental Projects Programs. The Core will arrange seminars and educational symposia related to skin cancer, organizes retreats for discussion of current results and planning of future research, and provides the oversight of research and spending. This Core also provides the tools to work with institutions inside and outside of Harvard University and with advocacy groups such as the Massachusetts Melanoma Association, the SHADE Foundation, and the Mycosis Fungoides Foundation to leverage the considerable power of the SPORE in order to raise additional research funds for skin cancer. The SPORE Executive Committee will meet monthly to provide immediate decision making.The Governance Committee, made up of senior members of the Melanoma and Cutaneous Oncology Cancer Program-in-Development lends another level of oversight. We have a strong Internal Advisory Board, comprised of prominent members of the Harvard Medical School community, and representing the participating institutions and major cancer research disciplines. Our External Advisory Board will meet as a group twice during the five-year funding cycle and as individuals at DF/HCC institutions during the other years. The responsibilities of this core are to: 1) Monitor research progress and plan for the future; 2) Foster collaborative research within the SPORE and between SPOREs (both within the DF/HCC and the other Skin Cancer SPOREs); 3) Integrate the Skin Cancer SPORE into the DF/HCC structure; 4) Provide necessary resources and fiscal oversight; 5) Promote rapid dissemination of significant research findings; 6) Promote participation of minorities in skin cancer research and treatment programs within the SPORE and the DF/HCC; 7) Encourage new investigator participation in skin cancer research.