Administrative Core

项目摘要-核心A -行政 环境微生物与人类健康综合中心的行政核心 COBRE（ICEMHH）将由Margaret McFall-Ngai博士（太平洋生物科学研究教授）指导 中心（PBRC）]，由Marilyn Dunlap教授协调核心的日常行政活动 （PBRC）。行政核心的主要职能是促进有效和高效地建立这一机制， 夏威夷大学马诺阿分校（UHM）的COBRE。该核心将通过以下方式监督中心的发展： 初级调查员项目负责人的培训、指导和毕业。将组织 初级调查员发展委员会（JIDC）会议，由项目导师和核心成员组成 领导人，和内部咨询委员会（UHM高级教师顾问中心），并将促进 所有中心人员的沟通。它还将组织与外部咨询委员会的年度会议， （EAC）。行政核心将编写进度报告，并将其提交给东非共同体， NIH，并作为该COBRE与UHM、其他UHM COBRE和UHM INBRE之间的动态链接 程序.秘书处还将负责为各个联合执行机制和联合执行委员会提供全面的后勤和行政支助。 项目及其配套核心设施。这些努力将包括维持预算、工作人员 记录、设备库存、对稿件准备的建议和对提案提交的支持。的 核心方案将管理联合执行培训的差旅费，并将支持每年举行一次会议，邀请联合执行领域的领导人参加。 微生物组研究，讨论他们的工作和该中心正在发展的知识背景。 最后，该核心将负责执行所有评价、评估和任何纠正措施， 眼镜蛇核心办公室将设在建设和平委员会行政大楼内，与办公室同层。 PBRC主任M McFall-Ngai和PBRC副主任M Dunlap。

Project Summary- CORE A - ADMINISTRATIVE The Administrative Core of the Integrative Center for Environmental Microbiomes and Human Health COBRE (ICEMHH) will be directed by Dr Margaret McFall-Ngai [Professor of Pacific Biosciences Research Center (PBRC)], with the day-to-day administrative activities of the core coordinated by Prof Marilyn Dunlap (PBRC). The principal function of the Administrative Core is to facilitate the effective and efficient establishment of this COBRE at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa (UHM). This Core will oversee development of the Center through the training, mentoring and graduating of the junior investigator project leaders (JIs). It will organize the meetings of the Junior Investigator Development Committee (JIDC), composed of project mentors and core leaders, and the Internal Advisory Committee (UHM senior faculty consultants to the Center), and will facilitate the communication of all Center personnel. It will also organize the yearly meetings with the External Advisory Committee (EAC). The Administrative Core will prepare progress reports and provide these to the EAC and NIH, and serve as a dynamic link between this COBRE and UHM, other UHM COBRE's, and the UHM INBRE program. It will also be responsible for the full logistical and administrative support of both the individual JI projects and their supporting core facilities. Such efforts will include maintaining all aspects of the budget, staff records, equipment inventories, and advice on manuscript preparation and support for proposal submission. The Core will administer travel funds for JI training, and will support a yearly meeting to bring in leaders in the field of microbiome research to discuss their work and the intellectual context in which the Center is developing. Finally, this Core will be responsible for executing all evaluation, assessment and any corrective actions for the COBRE. The Core will be based in space in the administrative building of PBRC on the same floor as the offices of the PBRC Director, M McFall-Ngai, and PBRC Associate Director, M Dunlap.