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Eligibility

Applications will come from Queen’s faculty members who will then host the Visiting Artist. Applications will be assessed on the following three criteria:

• Quality of the mentoring environment of the Queen’s faculty member host  (e.g, research and research creation facilities, student engagement, strategies for diverse recruitment of trainees, availability of additional funds to support research creation activities of the Artist-in-Residence)
   
• Quality of the Artist-in-Residence’s project proposal (e.g., potential for new knowledge, feasibility, equity/diversity/inclusion in project design and practice)
   
• Preparation of the Artist for the residency (e.g., artist experience (artist portfolio/CV), success in past projects and impact for career stage)

How to apply? 

A complete application has four elements:

1. Up to three pages of text prepared by the Queen’s faculty member host that addresses the three adjudication criteria (3-page limit):
   • quality of the host's mentoring environment
   • quality of the Artist-in-Residence's project proposal
   • preparation of the Artist for the residency.
      
2. The proposed Visiting Artist’s Curriculum Vitae (or similar) (supplied to the host faculty member who submits as part of the VPR Visiting Artist-in-Residence application). (10-page limit)
    
3. A description of the Visiting Artist’s proposed project (supplied to the faculty member who submits as part of the VPR Visiting Artist-in-Residence application) (2-page limit)
    
4. Two letters of recommendation (requested by the proposed Visiting Artist, supplied to the faculty member host who submits as part of the VPR Visiting Artist-in-Residence application) (5-page limit). 

Required reporting: A one-page report of the residency, describing impact of the funding on research creation at Queen’s is due to the AVP (SSHRC) no later than 60 days following the completion of the residency. Photographs or videos may be included with the one-page report.