Stephenson Cancer Center Administrative Core

管理核心-摘要 斯蒂芬森癌症中心（SCC）的行政核心提供了高效和具有成本效益的 为所有SCC研究活动提供行政、业务、规划和评估支持-包括项目， 成员，共享资源和其他服务-以帮助促进跨学科， 协作和有影响力的科学。这些活动的行政管理和支助包括： 行政组织结构，有明确的报告关系和明确的作用; 2）高级官员的参与 SCC治理和决策过程中的行政人员; 3） SCC和俄克拉荷马州大学（俄克拉荷马州）和俄克拉荷马州医学研究基金会的机构办公室 (the SCC提议的联合体合作伙伴）;以及4）监督CCSG的所有相关活动。 行政核心，在行政副主任韦德博士的监督和指导下 威廉姆斯，专门成立，以提供管理和支持的所有研究相关的活动，在 SCC。行政核心（包括22.5个全职员工）的职责是： 管理共享资源;促进和支持SCC战略规划，评估， 与其他中心的沟通和合作;支持教师招聘和保留; 管理癌症中心会员流程;监督研究和拨款管理 程序;监督试点项目的招标、接收、审查和授予;空间管理;安排 管理慈善基金和其他基金;预算编制、会计和财务管理 费用监控。此外，行政核心还协调通信和数据报告， SCC提议的联盟伙伴，俄克拉荷马州医学研究基金会（OMRF）。 通过履行这些职责，行政核心是支持研究的关键资源 SCC的组织要素，包括：领导结构（主任、临床副主任 事务，副主任，项目负责人，共享资源主任）;正式的研究计划 （临床前转化癌症研究，妇科癌症，癌症预防和控制;共享） 资源设施（生物统计学和研究设计，分子生物学和细胞计数研究，组织 病理学和移动的健康技术）;及其96个正式和准成员和152个附属成员。 在2017财年，行政核心管理的机构、赞助、 国家和慈善基金，驻留在176个不同的预算账户。其中包括2 340万美元（直接 （二）资助资助的资金来源。

ADMINISTRATIVE CORE – ABSTRACT The Administrative Core at the Stephenson Cancer Center (SCC) provides efficient and cost-effective administrative, business, planning and evaluation support for all SCC research activities – including programs, members, shared resources and other services – with the goal of helping to promote transdisciplinary, collaborative and impactful science. Administrative management and support of these activities include: 1) an administrative organizational structure with clear lines of reporting and defined roles; 2) participation by senior administrative personnel in SCC governance and decision-making processes; 3) close interaction between SCC and institutional offices at University of Oklahoma (OU) and the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (the SCC's proposed consortium partner); and 4) oversight of all CCSG-related activities. The Administrative Core, under the oversight and direction of Associate Director for Administration Dr. Wade Williams, was specifically established to provide management and support for all research-related activities at the SCC. Responsibilities of the Administrative Core, which include 22.5 FTE, are: oversight and administrative management of shared resources; facilitation and support for SCC strategic planning, evaluation, communications and collaborations with other centers; support for faculty recruitment and retention; management of cancer center membership processes; oversight of research and grant administrative processes; oversight for solicitation, receipt, review and award of pilot projects; space management; arranging and documenting meetings; management of philanthropic and other funds; and budgeting, accounting and expense monitoring. In addition, the Administrative Core coordinates communications and data reporting with the SCC's proposed consortium partner, the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (OMRF). Through fulfilling these responsibilities, the Administrative Core is a key resource that supports the research organizational elements of the SCC, including its: leadership structure (Director, Deputy Director for Clinical Affairs, Associate Directors, Program Leaders, Shared Resource Directors); formal research programs (Preclinical Translational Cancer Research, Gynecologic Cancers, and Cancer Prevention and Control; Shared Resource facilities (Biostatistics and Research Design, Molecular Biology and Cytometry Research, Tissue Pathology, and Mobile Health Technology); and its 96 Full and Associate members and 152 Affiliate members. In FY17 the Administrative Core managed a total operating budget of $33,869,379 of institutional, sponsored, state and philanthropic funds, residing in 176 different budgetary accounts. This includes $23.4 million (direct costs) of sponsored grant funding.