Scholars in Residence
The Scholars in Residence Program offers support to retired researchers by granting access to services that would otherwise be terminated upon their retirement.
The program is aimed at researchers both with and without external funding, who wish to continue self-directed research that began at 成人黑料.
The status of Scholar in Residence is a privilege accorded by the College and not a right. It is designed to give an institutional affiliation to non-clinical researchers or to clinical researchers who are affiliated with external groups.
Eligibility and Requirements
- The applicant should have a record of active research in any discipline during his or her聽tenure at 成人黑料, and be in good standing at the College
- 成人黑料 must be mentioned as an affiliated institution in any publications or聽works stemming from research conducted while a Scholar in Residence
- Research involving human subjects is subject to review by the Dawson Research Ethics聽Board
- All research must be compliant with 成人黑料 policies, the and the聽
- Approval and renewal of the application is subject to assessment by the Academic Dean
Services Provided
Scholars in Residence will be granted the following privileges for a period of three years聽(renewable):
- A letter affirming his or her status as Scholar in Residence fellowship signed by the聽Academic Dean
- Dawson staff ID card
- Access to Dawson鈥檚 library and inter-library loans
- Support from Dawson to acquire a library card from the Partenariat des biblioth猫ques universitaires du Qu茅bec (PBUQ).
- A Dawson email address
- Access to a self-financed budget code for use at the Dawson Print Shop
- Upon request, researchers may be granted access to College facilities and equipment, provided that such facilities are available and their use is approved by the Academic Dean; insurance and liability will be taken into consideration.
Application Process
To apply for the program, please send the following documents to the Research Office in 4B.01-7 or by email to research@dawsoncollege.qc.ca:
- A completed Scholars in Residence application form
- An updated curriculum vitae that includes a list of publications and grants awarded
- A maximum 1 page single-spaced statement of research, including a brief description of the candidate鈥檚 previous research work, broad overview of proposed research themes and brief justification of how Scholars in Residence status will be used.
These documents may be used in promotional materials and events by the Research Office. The candidate鈥檚 dossier will be reviewed by the Academic Dean.
To apply for the program, please review the Scholars in Residence Policy and complete a Scholars-in-Residence_app-form