Division of Research
Richard B. Salomon Faculty Research Awards
About the Salomon Award
- Grants of up to $15,000 are awarded for one year.
- Preference is given to junior faculty who are in the process of building their research portfolio.
- The Salomon Faculty Research Awards are meant as development grants and may not be renewed, but no-cost extensions may be granted with appropriate justification.
- From 1995 to 1999, the award program was funded by the bequest of the late Richard B. Salomon, chancellor of Brown University. Since then, the University has continued to fund this program.
- Researchers can apply in the fall for the Salomon Faculty Research Awards via UFunds.
- Contact research_opps@brown.edu with any questions about the Salomon Faculty Research Awards.
Award Schedule and Guidelines
Resources
Helpful materials for Salomon Award applicants and recipients
All Salomon Award applicants must make a copy of and complete the Budget Worksheet and Justification document and share the link in UFunds as part of their internal application materials.
Recipients of internal funding awards from the Division of Research must submit a final report within 60 days of the award ending. Recipients may also use this form to request a one-time, one-year extension.
The Faculty Research Travel Fund, managed through the Office of the Dean of the Faculty, is available to voting members of the Brown campus-based faculty for assistance in meeting the cost of professional travel during any fiscal (budget) year.
Past Salomon Award Recipients
Read about projects that have received funding from a Salomon Faculty Research Award.