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Final Progress Reports: Northeastern University: Administrative Core

Superfund Research Program

Administrative Core

Project Leader: Akram N. Alshawabkeh
Grant Number: P42ES017198
Funding Period: 2010-2025
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Final Progress Reports

Year:   2019  2013 

The Administrative Core continues to oversee all Center communications, provide fiscal management, coordinate meetings and events, and report on Center progress. The Core facilitates regular meetings of the executive committee as well as breakout calls between select projects and cores focused in the areas of Human Subjects Data and Training Core. The Administration Core also worked closely with the Training Core to coordinate regular webinars for the broader community and for students, as well as coordinating the Northeast SRP Meeting which was held at Northeastern University in April 2019. These events involve collaboration between PROTECT and other SRP Centers and researchers. In addition, the Administrative Core facilitated PROTECT participation in the 2019 Annual SRP Meeting in November 2019 and sponsored four PROTECT trainees to attend the event. The Administrative Core has begun planning an Annual Retreat involving PROTECT researchers and Scientific Advisory Committee members, to be held February 21st and 22nd in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

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