IUCRC Evaluator at CPAC and CADAR (Center for Analog/DigitalApplications Research)

这笔赠款的目的是提供直接资金， 一个为期三年的国家科学 基金会（NSF）中心评估员，在两个行业/大学 合作研究中心。 一个是流程中心 分析化学（CPAC），位于大学， 华盛顿（UW）。 另一个是模拟/数字中心 应用研究（CADAR），一个联合中心，位于 华盛顿州立大学和密歇根大学的校园 华盛顿。 评价员将负责执行 每个中心的NSF中心评估计划。 这是一 一系列三个相关的研究，旨在确定因素 这可能有助于和/或抑制实现每个中心的 目标和结果。 这三项基本研究包括： a）编写比较说明并进行分析， 每个中心的发展历史，以年度的形式 历史概况更新; B）进行中间以及 对每个中心的组织效率进行长期研究 使用教师和赞助商结果评估调查工具， 以及; c）对任何工业赞助商进行离职面谈， 终止与任何一个中心的联系。 主要研究者是公认的评价者， 非常有资格研究工业/大学的互动 在上述两个中心。

The purpose of this grant is to provide direct funding, for a period of three years, of a three years, of a National Science Foundation (NSF) Center Evaluator at two Industry/University Cooperative Research Centers. One is the Center for Process Analytical Chemistry (CPAC) which is located at the University of Washington (UW). The other is the Center for Analog/Digital Applications Research (CADAR), a joint center which is located on the campuses of Washington State University and University of Washington. The evaluator will be responsible for implementation of the NSF Center Assessment Program at each of the centers. This is a series of three related studies designed to identify the factors that may contribute to and/or inhibit attainment of each center's goals and outcomes. Included among the three basic studies are: a) developing comparative descriptions and conducting analyses of each center's developmental history in the form of annual historical profile updates; b) conducting intermediate as well as long-term studies of each center's organizational effectiveness using faculty and sponsor outcome assessment survey instruments, and; c) conducting exit interviews of any industrial sponsor that terminates their affiliation with either center. The principal investigator is a recognized evaluator and eminently qualified to study the Industry/University Interaction at the above two center.