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In 1999 I participated in the Merrill Conference “Building Cross-University Alliances that Enhance Research.” For the 1999 white paper, I wrote of my personal experience in collaborative research that involved a twenty-year collaboration with French scientists along with other collaborations that have provided long-term NIH support. Having recently assumed an administrative position in the Office of the Vice Provost for Research, I’d like to focus on the application of my previous experience to the present theme – How can a research administration support and encourage collaboration through the development of faculty leadership in research?

Two Perspectives on Collaboration: Researcher and Administrator