Administrative Core

核心摘要/摘要 行政核心将提供全面指导、行政支持和财政 零售环境中先进的科学与实践管理(ASPIRE) 计划项目。库尔特·M·里比塞尔博士将担任行政核心主任；他也是 总体计划项目的多项绩效指标。里比索博士是首席研究员和主任。 1,940万美元的北卡罗来纳大学烟草管制科学中心的行政核心 (TCORS)计划(P50CA180907)，以前担任校长 癌症预防和控制研究网络的调查员(1600万美元-10所大学 由100名科学家组成的联盟)。该核心将在监督ASPIRE方面发挥核心作用 作为一个整体，在所有中心要素之间建立联系和整合，并确保 该中心内部以及ASPIRE调查人员和 公共卫生从业人员和从事烟草控制工作的法律专家。三个主要目标 行政核心的任务是：1.管理ASPIRE中心的业务，包括 通过组织和执行会议来监督研究项目和共享核心资源， 协调调查人员和核心领导的意见，监督财务管理和 报告和建立执行委员会；2.促进协作和协同作用 在项目和核心之间，这包括在 三个研究项目和三个核心；3.召开社区咨询委员会(CAB) 由大约40名成员组成，包括我们30个大城市(项目)的代表 2)和领先的烟草控制专家。玛吉·马奥尼，JD，一个广为人知和受人尊敬的 在公共卫生和烟草控制法律方面有丰富经验的律师将担任主席 在我们的出租车上。

Core Summary/Abstract The Administrative Core will provide overall guidance, administrative support, and fiscal management for the Advancing Science and Practice in the Retail Environment (ASPiRE) Program Project. Dr. Kurt M Ribisl will be the Director of the Administrative Core; he is also one of the Multi-PIs of the overall Program Project. Dr. Ribisl is the principal investigator and director of the Administrative Core of the $19.4M UNC Tobacco Centers of Regulatory Science (TCORS) program (P50CA180907) and previously served as served as the Principal Investigator for the Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network ($16 million 10-university consortium involving 100 scientists). The core will have a central function in overseeing ASPiRE as a whole, establishing linkages and integration between all Center elements, and ensuring regular communication both within the center as well as between ASPiRE investigators and public health practitioners and legal experts working in tobacco control. The three primary Aims of the Administrative Core are to: 1. Manage operations of the ASPiRE Center, which includes overseeing research projects and shared core resources by organizing and executing meetings, coordinating input from investigators and core leaders, overseeing fiscal management and reporting, and establishing the Executive Committee; 2. Foster collaboration and synergy between projects and cores, which includes sharing information and resources between the three research projects and three cores; 3. Convene a Community Advisory Board (CAB) comprised of approximately 40 members, including representatives of our 30 Big Cities (Project 2) and leading experts in tobacco control. Maggie Mahoney, JD, a widely known and respected attorney with extensive experience with public health and tobacco control law, will be the chair of our CAB.