Administrative Core

行政核心项目摘要 MADRES环境健康差异中心行政核心的总体目标是 确保临床、社会和公共卫生科学家和社区之间的多学科互动 参与专家，以加强世界级的研究和推广计划，在环境健康 差距。行政核心将提供一个有效的基础设施， 活动在整个中心，并将促进科学整合和社区参与。的 行政核心将建立一个由项目和核心领导人组成的执行委员会， 互动和协调内部/外部活动，并探索更多的机会， 这两个项目之间的互动，设施核心和社区参与核心。它还将 建立外部咨询委员会，每年审查MADRES中心的项目和核心，并提供 对研究进展的评价和建议。具体而言，行政核心将促进科学 MADRES中心内外的协同作用;提供丰富的机构科学环境; 协助翻译和应用研究成果和社区参与活动;提供 财务管理监督和报告;促进初级调查员的职业发展， 环境健康差异研究的独立贡献者;并作出重要贡献， 促进环境领域交流、创新和卓越研究的国家网络 健康差距。

ADMINISTRATIVE CORE PROJECT SUMMARY The overarching goal of the Administrative Core of the MADRES Center for Environmental Health Disparities is to ensure multidisciplinary interactions among clinical, social and public health scientists and community engagement experts to enhance a world-class research and outreach program in environmental health disparities. The Administrative Core will provide an efficient infrastructure for coordinating and facilitating activities across the Center and will promote scientific integration and community engagement. The Administrative Core will establish an Executive Committee of project and core leaders to foster scientific interaction and coordinate internal/external activities and to explore greater opportunities for scientific interaction across the two projects, the facility cores and the Community Engagement Core. It will also establish an External Advisory Committee to annually review MADRES Center projects and cores and provide evaluation and advice on research progress. Specifically, the Administrative Core will facilitate scientific synergy within and outside the MADRES Center; provide access to a rich institutional scientific environment; assist with the translation and application of research findings and community engagement activities; provide fiscal management oversight and reporting; foster the career development of junior investigators into independent contributors to environmental health disparities research; and make important contributions to national networks that foster communication, innovation, and research excellence in the area of environmental health disparities.