Managers & Academic Leaders
The role of leader or manager is an honor that comes with responsibility to both the University mission, as well as to the employees who look to you for guidance. Here, you’ll find a wealth of helpful programs, plans, workshops, toolkits, recognition opportunities and ready-to-access resources—all geared to help you succeed.
Leadership Commitments
Leadership and the development of young men and women as servant leaders are central to the Baylor mission. For all those serving in management roles, Leadership Commitments reflect the dedication to uphold the University’s standards of excellence, further the development of our employees, and enhance the ways in which we build our caring community.
News
More NewsOver the past couple of weeks, several local school districts have elected to move to 4-day school weeks starting as early as Fall 2023. We recognize that shortened school weeks may have implications for faculty and staff who are parents or guardians of K-12 students. Click on this article to learn more.
Did you know May is Mental Health Awareness month? Learn how you can be trained in Mental Health First Aid for FREE at Baylor. In this training, you will learn how to identify, understand and respond to signs and symptoms of a mental health or substance use challenge which can help you help yourself or others tackle goals and challenges. Enroll in this one-day course through Ignite. Learn more about the value of this course offering by reading these Baylor faculty & staff testimonials.
Want to easily find what's being offered currently for professional or leadership development courses by HR? Bookmark this link to our regularly updated webpage with all the courses, descriptions, dates, times, and locations. Once you find a course that's right for you, click on the course name to enroll in Ignite. Upcoming classes are "Getting Things Done" on May 19 and "The Power of Habit" on May 24.
Looking to focus on your wellbeing this summer? Baylor Wellbeing is designed to support the Baylor community by promoting five interrelated areas: physical, financial, spiritual, emotional/social and professional. Visit wellbeing.web.baylor.edu to learn more and gain access to resources for each of the five dimensions of wellbeing.
