The Colorado NORC’s Administrative Core oversees and coordinates the activities of an enrichment program, a pilot/feasibility program, and three biomedical research cores. The Administrative Core is ultimately responsible for the success of the NORC, its' cores and programs, and for providing the long-term vision and strategic investments that will maximize the NORC’s impact and effectiveness in the Rocky Mountain Region.
Sustains strong, productive relationships with campus partners and institutional leaders, by:
Maintains a strong, cohesive sense of community among the research base, by:
Sustaining strong, productive relationships with the national NORC community, by:
Caro holds the position of Grants & Contracts Professional for the CU NORC. Caro has worked in higher education for 10+ years, moving from program management into grants management several years ago. Most recently she was a member of the CU SOM – PreAward Shared Services team assisting investigators, postdoctoral fellows and graduate students in the Immunology and Microbiology Department with their PreAward needs. Prior to this, Caro worked for the Graduate School managing the Microbiology and Immunology doctoral training programs. Caro earned her Master’s degree in Communications from the University of Louisiana – Lafayette in 2006 and will be able to carry the Center forward in all things grants & contracts.