Courtesy Faculty
Faculty who are only temporarily affiliated with Brown, but who receive no salary, benefits, or other compensation either from the instructional budget, or from grants and contracts. Faculty in these ranks are expected to be in residence for some part of the year and to contribute to the intellectual life of the University. They are not employees of the University.
Courtesy Faculty may be designated as Visiting Scholars or Scientists, as recommended by the department requesting the appointment.
Appointments can be for up to two years, at the department's discretion.
Visiting Faculty
Visiting faculty (visiting being a prefix) are those individuals who are appointed to meet the short-term research or teaching needs of an academic unit. The standards of scholarship for holding a visiting appointment in the Teaching Professor or professorial ranks are the same as required of Brown's own faculty, and the duties will be those of the position to which the visitor is assigned, except that there is no specific requirement of service obligations to the University. Visitors should be compensated for any work done for the University.
The designation “Visiting” shall precede the faculty rank the appointee holds at their home institution. A visitor who does not hold an academic title or have a home institution will be granted the title of Visiting Scholar.
Visitors are non-voting members of the faculty.
Appointments can be for up to two years, at the department's discretion.
Appointments and Reappointments
Please submit the required materials to your department's section of the BMFA Faculty Actions site.