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NIHNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS AND STROKE

Core A: Administrative Core

Completed
Institution
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AT ANN ARBOR, MI
Principal investigator
Roger L Albin
Funding
$295K
Duration
2021–2026
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Abstract

CORE A: SUMMARY/ABSTRACT The Administrative Core (AC) will coordinate all scientific, administrative, outreach, and educational activities of the U-M Udall Center. The central objective of the AC is to facilitate realization of the scientific and educational goals of the U-M Udall Center. The Executive Committee (EC) of the AC will be the ultimate decision-making body for all Center administrative, scientific, and educational policies. The EC, composed of all Project and Core Leads, including the Catalyst Project Lead, will be assisted by Internal and External Advisory Committees, which will review Center activities annually. Beyond its oversight of scientific, administrative, and fiscal matters, the AC will be responsible for community outreach and trainee education. The AC will work to publicize Center goals and discoveries. The principal vehicles for communicating this information will be the U-M Udall website and annual research participant education symposia. The AC will supervise enhancement of the scientific training of all Center trainees, each of whom will work under the supervision of a Project Leader and have their progress reviewed annually by the EC. The AC will provide enhanced mentorship for the Catalyst Project Lead and oversee the training of a Udall Research Fellow.

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