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Final Progress Reports: University of Washington: Administrative Core

Superfund Research Program

Administrative Core

Project Leader: Evan P. Gallagher
Grant Number: P42ES004696
Funding Period: 1995-2023
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Final Progress Reports

Year:   2016  2014  2008  2005 

The Administrative Core continues to manage the fiscal operations of the UW SRP and keep the Center in compliance with all institutional and NIEHS requirements. The Center Administrator assures compliance with all university, state, and federal requirements and is available to support Center leadership on related matters. The Administrator stays informed about changes in reporting requirements, record keeping, and grant preparation and submission guidelines. The Center Director, Deputy Director, Arsenic in Shallow Unstratified and Seasonally Stratified Urban Lakes: Mobility, Bioaccumulation and Ecological Toxicity and Role of Paraoxonases (PONs) in Modulating Neurotoxicity directors, trainees and administrator attended this year’s annual SRP Meeting as part of the NIEHS EHS Fest in Durham, North Carolina to collaborate with other NIEHS programs and stay informed about developments that affect the SRP program.

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