About the role
Membership Summary
A UChicago Consortium for Advanced Science & Engineering (CASE) (Senior) Scientist/Scholar Affiliated with a Unit will have the following privileges:
- Access to UChicago facilities and the library
- Serve as a PI or co-investigator on grant applications at the University
- Charge their time to grants at the University without a subcontract
- Purchase equipment via the University for use on University-administered grants
- Hire and supervise staff at the University
- Access to mail forwarding, VPN, and various networking and productivity resources such as Zoom and Box.
- Co-supervise and co-mentor students and postdocs
- Authority to approve CASE Affiliated with a Unit members will be delegated by the Provost to the Division/School in which the unit resides. The Division/School within which the academic unit is situated will be responsible for setting the criteria and approval process required for affiliated membership.
- The criteria and process for affiliation may differ for different Divisions and Schools and is separate from the CASE joint appointment application.
- The Division/School will be responsible for providing grant administration and human resources support for the affiliated scientists/scholars. The Office of Research (OOR) will oversee the reimbursement process and/or the effort reconciliation process with the participating institution to provide expertise and ensure proper execution, if applicable.
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Application Instructions
- To be accepted into UChicago CASE, applicants must be approved by the University and the home institution.
- Applicants must follow any internal joint appointment approval process established at the home institution for potential UChicago CASE membership prior to completing the CASE application.
- For more information on or to begin Argonne joint appointment approvals, email jointappointment@anl.gov
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An application for UChicago CASE membership must be completed in full, and should include:
- The applicant’s rationale for seeking membership
- A description of the proposed research or scholarly activities to be undertaken
- The University unit where collaborations currently exist or will be established
- A list of existing or possible faculty collaborators (which should include the anticipated faculty host)
A current CV/biosketch
- A memo of support from the applicant’s cognizant supervisor of the home institution (on institution letterhead)
- When applying, all required documents MUST be uploaded via the
- My Experience page, in the section titled
Application
Documents
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