The purpose of the Ombuds to Staff is to serve as a designated neutral resource for resolving workplace problems and challenges. The Ombuds is independent of the university's formal administrative structure and strives to consider all sides of an issue in an impartial and objective manner. The Ombuds cannot impose solutions but identifies options and strategies for resolution of disputes.
Baylor Geosciences focuses on integrative and interdisciplinary research, teaching, and service in Earth Sciences.
An online version of the map of the Waco campus of Baylor University. This site includes a directory of all facilities on the Waco campus, driving directions to campus and to selected facilities frequented by the public.
Student Copyright Topics site provides useful information that can help students who want to copy and reuse original materials for the sake of class assignments & projects.
It is the policy of Baylor University to fully respect all rights that exist in any material protected by the copyright laws of the United States while also encouraging usage of the material that furthers the educational mission of Baylor. The details of this policy can be found in the BU-PP (Draft Copyright Policy). This site provides guidance to faculty, staff, and students on the usage of copyrighted material; however, this site is not comprehensive.
The Baylor University Faculty Handbook is intended to acquaint you with Baylor University and to help facilitate your work as a faculty member at Baylor. It provides information of importance to faculty members and describes, in general terms, some of the operational procedures and employment guidelines that apply to faculty.
As the university's chief academic officer, the Provost has responsibility for all of Baylor's academic enterprises including twelve schools and colleges and more than one dozen research centers and institutes. The Provost works closely with the President, deans, department chairs, faculty, Regents, and others to provide academic vision and leadership and to promote and support excellence in teaching, learning, and research within the context of a Christian worldview.
Consistently ranked as one of the nation’s “Great Colleges to Work For” by the Chronicle of Higher Education, Baylor is a rewarding place to build a career. With a student population of more than 20,000, pursuing over 250 degree programs, in world-class facilities, spread over a beautiful 1,000-acre campus located on the Brazos River, Baylor is like a small city—with full and part-time opportunities utilizing a wide variety of skills.
The Baylor Wellbeing Initiative is designed to support the total wellbeing of Faculty, Staff, and their families, by providing resources to promote the five dimensions of wellbeing; Physical, Financial, Spiritual, Emotional/Social, Professional.
This site provides detailed information about each standing committee at Baylor University. Each committee page contains a description, roster, links to annual reports, and contact information.
