Administrative Core

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Abstract

The Administrative Core for WV-INBRE will be responsible for (1) overseeing the growth and development of the biomedical research network, (2) providing biomedical research opportunities, mentoring and training for network faculty and students, and (3) providing day-to-day logistical support to the WV-INBRE network and the External Advisory Committee (EAC). The AC will be composed of the PI (Dr. Gary Rankin, Marshall University (MU)), the PC (Dr. Stan Hileman, West Virginia University (WVU)), the Data Science Core Director (Dr. James Denvir, MU), the Sequencing, Molecular and Related Technologies (SMART) Core Director (Dr. Travis Salisbury, MU), Summer Research Program Director (Dr. Elsa Mangiarua, MU), Evaluation Coordinator (Dr. Nalini Santanam, MU), Mentoring Coordinator (Dr. Andrew Shiemke, WVU), the WV- INBRE/HSTA Coordinator (Valerie Watson, WVU), the Faculty Research Development Program Coordinator (Dr. Werner Geldenhuys, WVU), the Tracking Coordinator (Dr. Piyali Dasgupta, MU) and the Diversity and Inclusion Advisor (Dr. Shelvy Campbell, MU). The AC will work with the Steering Committee to ensure that WV-INBRE adheres to its mission in building research capacity in network institutions and that network institutions fulfill their commitments to their faculty and students. The AC will work with the Executive Committee to develop strategies for interacting with the EAC and help oversee the development of workshops, webinars, etc., review progress of the major PUI research projects, and work with the Evaluation Coordinator to determine the impact of WVINBRE on the development of the primarily undergraduate institutions (PUIs) and Project Investigators. The EAC will be composed of five members, who will attend all EC meetings and provide evaluation, guidance and assistance in project review and selection. Members of the AC will direct the Data Science and SMART Cores and Developmental Research Project Program. Dr. Mangiarua, with assistance from Drs. Geldenhuys and Shiemke, will oversee the summer research program to provide summer research opportunities to PUI students and faculty. Dr. Santanam will coordinate all evaluations (internal and external; formative and summative) of the WV-INBRE program. Dr. Shiemke will oversee mentoring of network investigators and help match PUI researchers with appropriate mentors. Ms. Watson will coordinate the highly interactive WV- INBRE – Health Sciences and Technology Academy (HSTA) initiative. HSTA is a NIH Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA) program that focuses on minority and disadvantaged high school students, involving them in STEM and biomedical research projects. Dr. Geldenhuys will oversee the Faculty Research Development Program, which provides pilot funding, travel funds and equipment grants to the PUI investigators. Dr. Dasgupta will coordinate tracking of the students who participate in WV-INBRE sponsored research projects, and Dr. Campbell will advise the leadership on all aspects of e...

Key facts

NIH application ID
10874922
Project number
2P20GM103434-24
Recipient
MARSHALL UNIVERSITY
Principal Investigator
GARY O RANKIN
Activity code
P20
Funding institute
NIH
Fiscal year
2024
Award amount
$2,040,415
Award type
2
Project period
2001-09-30 → 2029-07-31