The Administrative Core is the heart of the CFAR at Emory University with responsibility for providing insightful scientific leadership, allocating resources, influencing HIV/AIDS research priorities at Emory University, intentionally promoting and disseminating CFAR-supported research into the community, and supporting the growth and development of the next generation of excellent and diverse HIV investigators.

Through annual strategic planning and collaborative teamwork across the CFAR-supported Cores and Scientific Working Groups (SWGs), the Administrative Core serves as the primary logistical, supervisory, and operational arm of the Emory CFAR.

The Core is physically located in the Claudia Nance Rollins Building of the Rollins School of Public Health, with offices for the leadership at the Emory School of Medicine, Hope Clinic, and Grady Health System.

Services Offered by the Core

• Grant application letter of support from CFAR Leadership
• Career development programs for early stage investigators
• Social media support for researchers
• CFAR Science Core Service vouchers