CORE A: Administrative Core

摘要-核心A 计划项目补助金（P01）的行政核心完全是为了促进三人的工作而存在的。 个人项目和动物资源核心。行政和预算问题咨询委员会 核心对于P01的整体成功至关重要，该核心将在P01的领导中发挥关键作用 通过承诺为项目的互动提供行政支持和领导， 领导人与彼此，与动物资源核心，与赞助商，并与公众实现 计划的科学目标。核心将通过联合和协调完成其使命 项目主管/核心领导人Susan布鲁克斯、项目副主管冬青货车 Remmen，项目管理员Jane Heibel和统计协调员丽莎拉金，他们是 共同致力于实现五个具体目标。1.鼓励和促进科学活动 通过协调项目和核心之间的互动，并通过战略规划，2.交互 与密歇根大学（UM）分子与整合系的行政人员 生理学，研究和赞助项目（ORSP）的UM办公室，以及行政人员 每个项目和核心解决与成功执行相关的财务和监管问题， 科学目标，3。确保P01的活动符合申办方的要求， 国家老龄化研究所和国家卫生研究院，4。促进三方之间的数据共享 统计支助服务的项目和采购; 5.组织、协调和主持会议 科学咨询委员会。核心小组还处理日常行政和财务事务， 通过布鲁克斯和海贝尔与管理单位的良好关系， 澳门大学医学院分子与整合生理学系。最后行政和 P01的科学责任由项目主任与助理研究员协商后承担 项目总监以及项目领导的大量投入。

ABSTRACT – CORE A The Administrative Core of the Program Project grant (P01) exists entirely to facilitate the work of the three individual Projects and the Animal Resource Core. The efficient and effective functioning of the Administrative Core is critical to the overall success of the P01, and this Core will play a key role in the leadership of the P01 through its commitment to providing administrative support and leadership for the interaction of Project Leaders with each other, with the Animal Resource Core, with the sponsor, and with the public to achieve the scientific goals of the Program. The Core will accomplish its mission through the combined and coordinated activities of the Program Director/Core Leader Susan Brooks, the Associate Program Director Holly Van Remmen, the Program Administrator Jane Heibel, and the Statistical Coordinator Lisa Larkin, who are collectively dedicated to the accomplishment of five Specific Aims. 1. Stimulate and facilitate scientific activities through the coordination of interactions among Projects and Cores and through strategic planning, 2. Interact with administrative personnel of the University of Michigan (UM) Department of Molecular & Integrative Physiology, the UM Office of Research and Sponsored Projects (ORSP), and administrative personnel for each Project and Core to address financial and regulatory issues associated with the successful execution of scientific goals, 3. Ensure that the activities of the P01 are in compliance with the requirements of the sponsor, the National Institute on Aging and the National Institutes of Health, 4. Facilitate data sharing among the three Projects and acquisition of statistical support services, and 5. Organize, co-ordinate, and chair meetings of Scientific Advisory Committees. The Core group also handles day-to-day administrative and financial operations of the P01 through the excellent relationship of Brooks and Heibel with the administering unit, the Department of Molecular and Integrative Physiology of the UM School of Medicine. Final administrative and scientific responsibility for the P01 resides with the Program Director, in consultation with the Associate Program Director as well as considerable input from Project Leaders.