Administration

行政核心将监督中心的所有方面，并协调其活动。这 包括项目之间的信息转移计划以及向 科学界和公众。核心A将负责确保里程碑 会议，并与NIH协商，将任命外部咨询委员会并与之互动。的 研究生和研究生培训计划，以及本科生培训计划将 通过核心A进行管理。最后，核心A将监督标准管理任务，例如 预算和资源分配，并维护中心网站。中心的PI将是 负责中心的总体方向。Co-PI将专门协调互动 有临床基金支持并领导外展项目奎克博士将领导训练 程序.一个由中心主要研究者主持的指导委员会将包括以下机构的主要研究者和共同主要研究者： 所有项目和核心。该委员会将每两个月举行一次会议， 目标和里程碑及时;与外部咨询委员会互动;培训， 包括研究生和本科生课程;监督资源分配和重新分配; 监督中心的网站以及资源和数据共享部分。 相关性（参见说明）： 强迫症（OCD）是一种慢性精神疾病，影响全球2-3%的人。 人口这是一种排在前十位的疾病。这项研究将检查神经 与强迫症相关的行为背后的网络和机制。这些行为不仅限于 强迫症，但与一系列的情感和成瘾性疾病。集体建议的研究 将产生新的假设，这些大脑网络中的功能障碍是如何表达的， 疾病，并提供洞察正常行为反应的机制。

The Administration Core will oversee ail aspects of the Center and coordinate its activities. This includes a plan for information transfer between projects as well as information dissemination to the scientific community and to the public. Core A will be responsible for assuring that milestones are met, and in consultation with NIH, will appoint and Interact with the External Advisory Board. The graduate and post graduate training programs, as well as the undergraduate training program will be administered through Core A. Finally, Core A will oversee standard administrative tasks such as the budget and resource allocations and maintain the Center web site. The PI of the Center will be responsible for the overall direction of the Center. The Co-PI will specifically coordinate interaction with the funded clinical grant and lead the outreach program. Dr. Quirk will lead the training program. A steering committee chaired by the PI of the Center, will include the Pis and Co-PIs of all Projects and Core. This committee will meet bimonthly and be responsible for meeting scientific goals and milestones In a timely manner; interact with the External Advisory Board; Training, including the graduate and undergraduate programs; oversee resource allocation and reallocation; oversee the web site, and resource and data sharing components of the Center. RELEVANCE (See instructions): Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a chronic psychiatric illness that affects 2-3% of the worldwide population. This is disease is in the top ten dehabilitating diseases. This study will examine the neural network and mechanisms that underlie behaviors associated with OCD. These behaviors not limited to OCD, but are associated with a range of affective and addictive disorders. The collective proposed studies will generate new hypotheses of how dysfunctions within these brain networks are expressed across diseases and provide insight into the mechanisms underlying normal behavioral responses.