Division of Biology and Medicine
Postdocs and Early Career Programs

Diversity and Inclusion

The Office of Biomed Postdocs and Early Career Programs works with partners across the University to create a vibrant and supportive training environment for scholars of all backgrounds.

More Fellowship Opportunities

More Fellowship Opportunities

The Presidential Postdoctoral Fellowship program seeks to recruit a diverse cohort of promising PhD graduates to spend up to 2 years at Brown University. Brown encourages all interested applicants to apply, regardless of race, national origin or gender. The program continues to be a priority for Brown in bringing diverse scholars to the university with the ultimate goal of changing the professoriate here and beyond.
The Provost’s STEM Postdoctoral Fellowships for Diversity, Inclusion, and Impact will form a multidisciplinary cohort of scholars appointed for with tenure-track faculty aspirations who can leverage Brown's unique low-boundary collaborative environment to build exceptionally creative and influential projects across STEM disciplines. Each fellow is appointed for two years.

Division Resources

The following offices in BioMed provide resources and support by sponsoring programming and events related to diversity and inclusion in the Division.

University Resources

Offices and programs across the University foster a sense of belonging and promote personal and professional growth for all members of the Brown community.

Postdocs with physical, psychological, and learning disabilities can work with Broadspire, Brown's third-party administrator, to coordinate accommodations to support you request process.
The Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity (OIED) at Brown helps lead inclusion efforts across the University through programming and oversight of policies and procedures related to diversity and inclusion.
The Title IX and Gender Equity Office provides resources on prevention, education, reporting, and other matters of sexual and gender-based harassment.
The Sarah Doyle Center, established at Brown in 1974, seeks to provide a comfortable and engaging place for the campus community to explore the multiple dimensions of gender.