The Administrative Core will provide management services to each of the Projects and Cores in thisProgram. The Core will provide financial, adminstrative, and clerical services for the PI, the Co-Pi, ProjectLeaders, and Core Leaders for all grant-related activities. These activites include the preparation of thiscompeting renewal, non-competing renewals including progress reports, preparation of budgets,communication with the NIH regarding renewals and all financial interactions, and assurance that the labssupported by this Program are in full compliance with all institutional, state and federal regulations. Core Awill also coordinate and scheduling all meetings related to the function of the Program, including monthlymeetings of all Project and Core Leaders, and members of their respective laboratories, as well as twiceyearly meetings of the Internal and External Advisory Boards. Core A will also coordinate efforts with off-siteinvestiators at the three neighboring institutions, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Beth Israel-DeaconessHospital, and Children's Hospital of Boston, as well as interaction with the investigators at the DFCI. Dr.Gilliland is the PI and Director of this Core, and will serve as the overall scientific director and chiefadministrator. Dr. Griffin is the Co-Pi and will assist in these operations, particaulrly with regard to matterswith the on-site investigators and clinical programs at the DFCI. He will assist Dr. Gilliland in monitoringprotocol performance and will assist in protocol development. Alberto Jamarillo is a highly skilledadministrator with experience in management of fiscal and administrative matters for large program projectgrants. He will serve as Administrative Facilitator, and coordinate Program administration and fiscaloversight with Dr. Gilliland and Dr. Griffin. Alberto Jamarillo will be assisted by Betsy Kelley, a GrantsManagement Specialist/Post Award, and Mariha Duarte, an administrative assistant, in coordination with Dr.Gilliland and Dr. Griffin, to manage budgets between participating institutions, prepare reports including noncompetingrenewals, interface with the financial officers of each participating institution in the Program, andserve as an interface between these groups and the NIH. In addition, the Administrative Core will assurecompliance with appropriate regulations regarding experimentation with human subjects, (including genderand minority participation) and vertebrate animals.
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