Baylor University: Policy Resources
Center for Global Engagement Guidelines
These guidelines enhance BU policies to align more closely with our Christian mission and best practices. They provide clarity on BU policies, particularly in international contexts where additional questions may arise. Developed with input from the Vice Provosts and other Senior Leaders within BU, these guidelines often reference existing BU policies, offering specific clarification for international programs and partnerships.
Baylor University Policy
Baylor's policies support the mission and vision of Baylor University to educate men and women for worldwide leadership and service by integrating academic excellence and Christian commitment within a caring community by illuminating Baylor's expectations, mitigating institutional risks, and supporting the institution's compliance with laws and regulations.
Each faculty and staff member and student employee is obligated to be aware of and comply with all University policies, procedures, and applicable law. Faculty, staff, and student employees are also personally responsible to know and comply with any additional policies issued by their assigned department, school, or division. Compliance with applicable policies is a condition of employment such that non-compliance may result in discipline, up to and including termination. Policies do not alter the at-will relationship of non-contracted employees with the University, nor do they create a contractual obligation on behalf of the University toward any individual or entity. While Baylor’s normal practice is to adjust policies through a collaborative process, Baylor retains the right to modify or delete policies without notice.
University Policies published on the individual school, department, or unit websites should reflect current information and align with this site. Resources are available to help you review and amend existing policies. Please communicate any policy changes to policy@baylor.edu.
- Acknowledgement of Receipt of Notice of Privacy Practices
- Authorization to Use and Share Health Information for Non-Health Care Purposes
- Baylor University Global Safety and Security Policy
- Baylor University Civil Rights Policy: BU-PP 028
- Baylor University Global Safety and Security Policy
- Family Members Accompanying Short-Term Study Abroad: BU-PP 750
- Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) Policy
- International Agreements Policy Date: BU-PP 530
- Notice of Privacy Practices for Health Services & Clinics
- Policy Statement on Alcohol and Other Drugs: BU-PP 030
- Short-Term Study Abroad Compensation: BU-PP 745
- Student Conduct Code
- Support Staff Guidelines (116.41 KB)
- Travel Card Policy: BUBS 105
- Title IX
- Voluntary Communication Preference and Designation of Contact Information