Answered By: Brian O'Donnell
Last Updated: Jun 18, 2020     Views: 718

The Invited positions and distinctions section of your ORCID record is for information about organizations with which you have a formal relationship – but not an employment – and for details about those relationships.

Choose Invited position for an invited non-employment affiliation. These include formal acknowledgment of your academic effort through honorary titles and/or invited positions that require no special service. They may be paid or unpaid, and you may or may not be based at a different organization.

Examples of invited positions include:

  • Honorary fellow
  • Fellow member
  • Guest researcher
  • Emeritus professor
  • Visiting lecturer

Choose Distinction when you have received honorary and other awards, distinctions, and prizes from an organization in recognition of your academic or other achievements.

Examples of distinctions include:

  • Trophies
  • Cash prizes
  • Non-cash prizes
  • Medals
  • Honorary degrees
  • Honorary member

Source: ORCID.org

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