Eligibility
To be eligible for a Sponsored ID, an individual must have an express need for access to services in support of the University’s mission.
Responsibilities
All individuals to whom this policy applies are responsible for becoming familiar with and following this policy. University supervisors are responsible for promoting the understanding of this policy and for taking appropriate steps to help ensure compliance with it.
Sponsored ID Holder:
Provide adequate identification information including: First and last name, address, personal email address, date of birth, and phone number.
Identify to the Sponsor if there is a previous relationship with the University.
Agree to all applicable University policies, procedures, and rules.
Sponsor:
Supply required identifying information for the Sponsored ID Candidate to the DIA as well as information about any prior relationships to the University.
Request only those services which are required for the Sponsored ID Candidate’s support of the University’s mission.
Accept responsibility for the Sponsored ID Holder’s use of University services.
Notify the DIA at the time of Sponsored ID renewal to affirm that the Sponsored ID Holder should be renewed or have services terminated.
Notify the DIA immediately if the Sponsored ID Holder no longer requires previously requested services for the support of the University’s mission and reclaim the Brown ID card when one has been issued to the Sponsored ID Holder.
Departmental Identity Administrator (DIA):
Provide complete and accurate information regarding each Sponsored ID request.
Process terminations, extensions and service modifications promptly.
When a Sponsor of a Sponsored ID Holder terminates employment with the University, promptly name a new Sponsor for the Sponsored ID.
Promptly respond to annual renewal requests.
Successfully complete annual certification and training process.
Brown Card Office:
Review and process Sponsored ID requests.
Perform matching analysis to avoid generation of duplicate identities.
Process terminations.
Office of Information Technology:
When a DIA leaves the University, promptly remove the DIA’s access to the Sponsored ID request form and assign all active requests for the department to another assigned DIA.
Perform quarterly audits of Sponsored ID Holders and Sponsors to identify any anomalies including, but not limited to, invalid expiration dates duplicate identity records and ineligible Sponsors.
Perform annual certification and training process for DIAs.
Service Owners:
Evaluate service requests and approve or deny requests promptly.
Honor licensing agreements when granting services.