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The Bearathon is known regionally as the "Toughest Half in Texas," where all proceeds from the race go directly to Baylor University scholarships. Thank you and congratulations to all the Baylor faculty and staff who ran the 20th Anniversary Bearathon this year in one of the most challenging courses yet. Click on the headline of this article for a list of faculty and staff finishers.
A Performance Improvement Plan ("PIP") is a tool used by managers to identify and create a corrective action plan for employees when there are performance deficiencies. The performance improvement plan communicates to an employee that their work or conduct does not meet expectations, explains the need for improvement, and provides guidance towards the expected performance or behavior. This step is taken when initial coaching efforts and regular feedback prove unsuccessful in soliciting improvement. Click on the headline to read a few key takeaways when drafting a PIP.
Baylor Round Table Presents "Inspired Gifts" Annual Anniversary Scholarship Luncheon & Style Show featuring designs by Baylor Senior Apparel Design Students on April 20. Doors open at 11:00am. For more info, please contact Sheri_Dragoo@baylor.edu or Victoria_Crenshaw@baylor.edu.
The members of Kappa Kappa Gamma invite all faculty, staff, their children, and grandchildren to their Annual Easter Egg Hunt at the Mayborn Museum Historic Village on Wednesday, April 5! Please arrive no later than 5:00pm for a fun egg hunt. Children of all ages are welcome. For questions, please email Bryn_Owens1@baylor.edu. Click on the headline of this article to learn more.
In past issues of Leading @ BU, we encouraged you to check out the five-part RightNowMedia series, The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry. We've learned about why you should eliminate hurry in order to restore your spiritual, physical and emotional wellbeing. We've also learned how to do this by understanding more about why slowing down is important, focusing on silence and solitude and keeping the sabbath. This month we continue the series with the topic of Simplicity. Feel free to share these resources with your team(s) during a staff meeting or even in one-on-one meetings with direct reports. Click the headline of this article to learn more.
Writing performance reviews is a big task for any manager. We have compiled a list of tips that will help you during this process. Click on the headline of this article to learn more.
Do you know a current Baylor student worker who goes "above and beyond" expectations and wish they could be recognized university-wide? The deadline to submit nominations for the Student Employment Award is March 22. Visit our new Student Employment Recognition webpage to learn more.
Leadership can be difficult, and the first leadership role is often one of the most challenging career transitions. We are collecting and compiling real-world advice from Baylor's leaders to share with new managers. Click on the headline of this article to learn more.
As a manager you may find yourself contacting Human Resources for several reasons. Teams within HR partner closely together to support managers and their business needs but this can make it difficult to understand which team you need to contact depending on your question. Click on the headline of this article for a resource that describes some HR Teams, provides examples of their duties, and how to contact that team when you need assistance.
Join your colleagues for the relevant, practical, and easy-to-understand award-winning Retirewise workshop series. It doesn't matter how much or how little financial or retirement planning you've done, at the Retirewise workshops there's something for everyone to learn. Sign up today. Workshop sessions will begin April 4, 2023.
Baylor University offers a variety of wellbeing resources for faculty and staff. Ensure your teams know what opportunities are available to them by highlighting a few each month at your staff meeting or 1-on-1 meetings when you can. Click on the headline of this article for our top 3 this semester.
As we think about topics for future issues, we want to know what leadership challenges are keeping you up at night. Hiring? Retention? Employee engagement? Or…? Let us know by filling out this Qualtrics Form.
Join us for a special update on the Hurd Welcome Center. This session will cover construction progress, details on the building and how the center will serve as a gateway to the university. It will also feature a sneak peek look inside our newest building. All Baylor 101 sessions are held virtually with live chat Q&A and recorded for your convenience.
Are you interested in the creation of an Asian, Asian American, and Pacific Islander Faculty and Staff Association? If so, please join the Vice Provost of Faculty Diversity & Belonging, Dr. Stephen Breck Reid, for a gathering on April 26.
All Baylor faculty and staff members along with their spouse and dependent children are invited to enjoy Diadeloso Lunch beginning at 11:00am on March 28 at Fountain Mall compliments of Baylor Dining Services and Baylor Human Resources. Please bring your Baylor ID card. We encourage casual dress (jeans) and Baylor spirit gear. For more details click on the headline of this article.
Join Special Guest Coach Aranda, Staff Council, and The Store on Wednesday, March 29 from 10:30am – noon in Cashion 506 to pack meals with kindness, thoughtfulness, and food, to help make sure that food insecurity doesn't dampen the Easter holiday for any Baylor students.
Baylor Faculty & Staff are invited out to Baylor Ballpark for a tailgate hosted by SACE on April 1 at 3:30pm. The Baylor Family is encouraged to come to the Baylor Softball game, fuel up in the ballpark, then head to the Ferrell Center for some Baylor Acrobatics & Tumbling. Bring your Baylor ID for free admission and RSVP for the tailgate today!
Earlier this month we gathered to honor our faculty and staff that met a service milestone during the 2022 year at our annual celebration. Thank you to these faculty and staff for their dedication to our students and the operation of the University. View the Recognition List to see the names of all honorees.
Truett Seminary has blessed us with daily Lenten devotionals for our journey with Jesus as we prepare for Easter. Download the daily devotional guide on the Truett website.
The professional development class Crucial Conversations: Tool for Talking When the Stakes are High is being offered March 22 & 29. This popular two-day course focuses on learning how to approach high-stakes and difficult conversations, speak persuasively, foster teamwork, build acceptance, and resolve differences. Enroll in Ignite.
If You're Breathing, You're Biased is an introductory workshop to the course Building an Inclusive Community. This workshop will be offered in-person and take a look at defining bias, identifying personal and potential biases, and considering the effect(s) of biases in the workplace as well as within the Baylor community. If You're Breathing, You're Biased will be offered March 17 and April 3. Register Today.
Register your children today for Baylor REC Camp! Located conveniently on Baylor campus, REC Camp is offered in eight, one-week terms that engage campers ages 6-12 with recreation, active learning, specialty activities, and faith and character development.
Annual Staff Performance Reviews will kick off on March 1 (more info to come). In preparation, please update any current goals you already have in Ignite before February 28. Review the full details and instructions for staff. Managers can review this document for instructions.
Baylor University has added features to the Baylor Retirement Plan and Baylor 457(b) Plan to give you more flexibility when making contributions to your retirement account, effective Feb. 20. If you are happy with your current retirement plan salary deferral amounts, no action is needed. An email to all Baylor faculty and staff on the morning of Feb. 21 details these new features. To start making or change your employee salary deferral contributions, please visit TIAA.org/baylor.
Congratulations to Tatum Hennig, daughter of Baylor employee Tierra Hennig, for being selected to the Baylor's Bright Scholarship at Vanguard College Prep School!
Celebrate Baylor Giving Day on March 1 from 9am-5pm at Fountain Mall! Our campus shines bright because of the generous spirit of the Baylor Family. This is your chance to see and be a part of the impact. Free Food, DJ, Games, Photo Booth, and MORE for on-campus faculty, staff and students! Learn more at this webpage.
Don't miss out! Unlock a special Waco Perks offer at Hawaiian Falls from now through the end of April 2023. Full time employees are eligible for a FREE season pass. Learn more by visiting this webpage.
The University has authorized a new space heater. Along with the new unit, there is also an approval process for the heater. Learn more by visiting www.baylor.edu/dps/heatersafety.
The Baylor MBA program is hosting an information session for Baylor employees and family members who are interested in earning a Baylor MBA degree using tuition remission. Please come to the Foster Campus for Business & Innovation for an informative session on Tuesday, February 28 at 4:00pm to learn more about how an MBA can impact your career, determine which program is the best fit, and next steps.
Providing opportunities for spiritual wellbeing and to join together in worship is a priority of President Livingstone's spiritual wellbeing initiatives for faculty and staff. Please join us for the Baylor Faculty and Staff Chapel on Wednesday, February 15 at 1:00pm in the Paul W. Powell Chapel at Truett Seminary. Rev. Jimmy Hunter, pastor at Toliver Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in Waco and Dr. Horace Maxile of Baylor's School of Music will lead this special service.
We have a few more spots left for the Social Security Fundamentals presentation happening on Feb. 14 at 3pm in the Upper Mezzanine Meeting Hall at the Mayborn Museum. This informational session will focus on the basics of Social Security covering the steps to get ready for Social Security, transitioning into Social Security and maximizing benefits.
The Virtual Spring Faculty Meeting will take place on Tuesday, February 21, 2023, from 3:00pm - 4:30pm on Zoom. A Zoom link will be sent via email prior to the event. Staff are welcome to attend as well.
See which of your peers have been nominated for their "above and beyond" service in the months of December and January! Salutes may be submitted by colleagues, students or parents throughout the year. Nominate someone today!
The department of HHPR invites you to participate in a health and wellness check run by our students in conjunction with the Family Practice Residency program of Waco. The program will follow University health & safety guidelines.
Do you know a Baylor staff member or leader who goes "above and beyond" expectations that you would like to recognize for their devotion to excellence? Nominations are now open for Outstanding Staff and Distinguished Staff Leadership Awards. Deadline to submit a nomination is February 3.
RightNow Media is a faith-based extensive streaming service with access on demand offered FREE to Baylor faculty and staff. A great resource for your spiritual wellbeing journey with a variety of interest topics. Visit RightNow Media to create your account.
Leading and influencing change is crucial for improving results, processes, quality, safety, service, and constituent satisfaction. This course was created from 50 years of social science research to teach influence skills and strategies for changing ingrained behavior. Click on the headline of this article to learn more and enroll today!
As you meet with students who have questions about billing, payment, scholarships or financial aid, please encourage them to visit the new Baylor One Stop location on the 3rd floor of the SUB or sign up for a virtual office visit.
In partnership with the National Weather Service and the Waco-McLennan County Office of Emergency Management, Baylor University Department of Public Safety (BUDPS) is hosting NWS' SKYWARN Severe Weather/Storm Spotting Training at the Baylor campus! Register Today!
Employee engagement has become a critical driver in the job market today. Keeping employees engaged is a process that needs ongoing evaluation and support. Click on the headline of this article to learn more.
The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) is a civil rights law that prohibits workplace discrimination (including harassment) against individuals with disabilities, personal relationships, or associations with individuals with disabilities and persons "regarded as" having a disability. Employees who wish to request an ADA accommodation should communicate their need to their supervisor and HR Consultant for assistance. Click on the headline of this article to learn more.
Baylor University is committed to providing a safe and non-discriminatory learning, living, and working environment for all members of the University community. We accomplish this together through many venues but most importantly through our Sexual and Interpersonal Misconduct (Title IX) and Civil Rights policies and the requirements of mandatory reporting. Employees with direct or indirect knowledge of alleged policy violations have a responsibility to report, even if you believe the information has already been reported. We all play a part!
In past issues of Leading @ BU, we encouraged you to check out the five-part RightNowMedia series, The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry to help you learn and grow in your own spiritual wellbeing. In September, we started the series with The Case for an Unhurried Life and in November, we continued the series with Silence and Solitude. In this issue, we will focus on Session 3, Sabbath. Feel free to share these resources with your team(s) during a staff meeting or even in one-on-one meetings with direct reports. Click the headline of this article to learn more.
One of the greatest challenges a manager or supervisor faces is ensuring they are aware of the things that affect their employees. Whether it is how to perform a certain task, understanding policies & procedures, or knowing where to get help. Click on the headline of this article to learn more.
The Baylor University Family Compassion Fund, "Compassion Fund", is a charitable assistance program funded by Baylor faculty, staff, and others, for the sole purpose of providing financial assistance to current Baylor faculty, staff, and official retirees and current employees of Baylor's official vendor partners who work on the campus in support of Baylor. To learn more about the Baylor University Family Compassion Fund please visit our giving web page.
From RightNow Media @ Work, this series of short videos is focused on ten simple practices to help us effectively manage our time and eliminate distractions preventing progress. This series is presented by bestselling author, Jordan Raynor.
UMR is pleased to be your benefits administrator. We encourage all those who elected into the Baylor Health Plan for 2023 to please register and download the UMR phone app using the UMR Portal to access your new insurance cards which were also mailed to your home address on file. UMR is committed in providing you with excellent claims administration and customer service. UMR takes pride in being flexible, effective, and focused on you and your dependents.
If you are a faculty member deciding to retire by May 2024, this is a friendly reminder that the notice of intent to retire are due to your Chair or Dean, Business Officer, and HR representative by January 31, 2023. Email askHR@baylor.edu if you have questions about this process.
Take 5 minutes today to login to Ignite and take the critical step to ensure your Emergency Contact (a close friend or family member) can be contacted in the case of an emergency. Make sure your address on file is correct as well.
Managers play a key role in how employees develop, how much they develop, and how fast they develop. Here are five tips to keep top of mind.
Earlier this month, Baylor faculty and staff came together to join in a time of prayer and worship at the Lift Up Your Hearts service. It was a wonderful reminder of the importance of nurturing our faith for spiritual wellness in ourselves and the University. Even though the semester has ended and the Christmas and New Year's break is upon us, you can still prepare to celebrate Christmas with your Baylor family by engaging with daily devotionals through the Preparing Our Hearts for Advent series. Week 4 invites us to reflect on peace during the holiday.
The University will observe the Christmas and New Year's Day holidays from Fri. Dec. 23 - Mon. Jan. 2. Biweekly employees should pay special attention to timecard entries and submissions during this period and managers should ensure all time cards are approved by any deadlines. Use this Holiday Timecard FAQs document for more information on this current pay period. Review the University holiday timecard guidelines for assistance.
Challenges can arise even during the holidays. There are resources to help. Learn more about virtual healthcare, retirement funds, employee assistance program and other resources to help you or your family during difficult times with regard to counseling, crisis intervention, or legal concerns.
Vanguard College Preparatory School offers the "Bright" Full Scholarship opportunity to children of full-time Baylor faculty and staff. The Bright Scholarship is for a rising 7th-grade student. Contact Chelsa_Ressetar@vanguard.org for more info.
The department of HHPR invites you to participate in a health and wellness check run by our students in conjunction with the Family Practice Residency program of Waco. The program will follow University health & safety guidelines for COVID-19.
On Tuesday, December 13 from 6:00pm till 8:00pm in the Clifton Robinson Tower, Suite 200 (2nd floor, HR Training Room) an informative seminar will be presented by Baylor Human Resources along with Nightlight Christian Adoptions and Arrow Child & Family Ministries. Register today. Learn about the adoption and foster care processes and the adoption assistance benefits Baylor offers to eligible Baylor faculty and staff.
We tend to think of success as a linear progression of unimpeded forward progress. But success isn't a straight line. Many of us feel confused, defeated, or discouraged as we work toward our goals. We feel stuck, but that doesn't mean we have failed. In this five-part series through RightNow Media@Work, speaker and bestselling author Nona Jones will unpack practical ways to get out of the emotional, mental, and intellectual ruts we often find ourselves in. It's time to get unstuck.
Need to hire spring student workers? Here are some things to know that will assist student worker managers with tools and forms for hiring, rehiring, separations and any changes. Guided Learning and the Journeys Tile in Ignite are also available tools for student worker hiring.
Mental Health First Aid is an interactive training course that introduces students, faculty and staff to the risk factors and warning signs of mental health challenges. Required "pre-work" will be sent out prior to the class. This training class will be held December 9 & 14. Register today using the Ignite Learning module tile. Learn more about the value of this course offering by reading these Baylor faculty & staff testimonials.
Library and Academic Technology Services (LATS) offers numerous opportunities to expand your horizons, with targeted training in technologies such as Canvas, SPSS, and more. Whether you are new or an experienced faculty, we invite you to join one of our many sessions listed here.
The 2022 United for Waco Leadership Challenge is coming to a close this week! With the participation of every faculty and staff member, Baylor University will continue to maintain its role in the support of our community. Make a gift today at baylor.edu/hr/UnitedWay by Dec. 9.
See which of your peers have been nominated for their "above and beyond" service in the month of November! Salutes may be submitted by colleagues, students or parents throughout the year. Nominate someone today!
As an employer, Baylor University provides annual notices on various topics to keep you informed. These notices are provided for awareness of options, laws, and resources. You can view these notices online.
Baylor Human Resources is offering a course in December that can help you improve focus, organizational skills and more. The Power of Habit will be December 15. You can register online in Ignite through the Learning module tile.
We enjoyed experiencing the Baylor Faculty & Staff Chapel with you all and hearing from senior pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Waco, Hannah Coe, on Nov. 9. The next opportunity to enrich your faith at work and join in a service of prayer and worship on campus will be on Dec. 8 at the Lift Up Your Hearts event. Learn more about Baylor's efforts to encourage faculty and staff to pursue their personal faith in ways that enrich their families and overall wellbeing.
The Harvard School of Medicine reported "Gratitude is strongly and consistently associated with greater happiness. Gratitude helps people feel more positive emotions, relish good experiences, improve their health, deal with adversity, and build strong relationships." The American Heart Association promotes that regular gratitude practice can make you healthier.
In case you missed the latest Baylor 101, which featured a discussion on the Baylor Board of Regents, it is now archived online along with previous sessions on Benefits and the Endowment. We'll kick off a new semester of Baylor 101 in late January.
The University will observe Thanksgiving with a break from Wednesday, November 23 – Friday, November 25. Biweekly employees, please pay special attention to timecard entries and submissions during this pay period which ends Saturday November 26. Review the Timecards During University Closures Guide for assistance.
See which of your peers have been nominated for their "above and beyond" service in the months of September & October! Salutes may be submitted by colleagues, students or parents throughout the year. Nominate someone today!
Every Baylor tradition holds a special place in our University's heritage and ultimately, in each of our own unique experiences. Baylor Ring Ceremony & Memorial Lampposts are currently being featured. Join each month as we pause to reflect on, celebrate and support our favorite Baylor traditions!
Baylor will bring the fall semester to a close with the annual Lift Up Your Hearts service of prayer and worship for the Baylor Family at 11am Thursday, Dec. 8, in Paul W. Powell Chapel at Truett Seminary. A complimentary luncheon will follow at noon in the Paul and Katy Piper Great Hall.
In the September issue of Leading @ BU newsletter, we encouraged you to check out Session 1 of the five-part RightNow Media @ Work series, The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry to help you learn and grow in your own spiritual wellbeing. In this issue, we continue the series with Session 2, Silence and Solitude. Feel free to share these resources with your team(s) during a staff meeting or even in one-on-one meetings with direct reports. Click the headline of this article to learn more.
Time is ticking toward the November 11 deadline to complete the mandatory cybersecurity training required by Baylor's insurance policy. The training only takes about 35 minutes and will help you to be #BearAware about common cybersecurity threats that impact our campus community on a daily basis. Complete your training ahead of the deadline to avoid losing access to campus systems. Visit its.web.baylor.edu/bearaware to learn more.
As a leader, you may be called upon to support individual team members who are struggling with personal issues. The personal issue could range from an unforeseen financial need to a mental health crisis. Knowing where to turn for support can make a positive impact on connecting the individual to appropriate resources. While 911 and 988 may be appropriate for emergencies, the Baylor Family Compassion Fund or the Employee Assistance Program may be more appropriate for a non-life threatening crisis.
This is a time of year when many reflect on what they are grateful for and the people who matter most to them. As a leader at Baylor, you may be thinking about your team and how to thank each person for their contribution and all the amazing work they do in service of our mission. Click on this headline to learn more about BaylorPLUS, a University recognition program.
To thank Baylor faculty and staff for their support, Baylor Athletics is hosting a halftime tailgate at their men's basketball game (11/14) against Northern Colorado at 7pm Faculty and staff can receive free admission at the door with their Baylor ID and head to the Stone Room on the concourse for some halftime tailgating. RSVP today!
It's significant for you as a manager to consider your role in helping employees positively connect with Baylor as well as embody the mission. To experience Baylor is to experience its people, processes and programs. Click on the headline of this article to learn more about how you can help your team connect to the Baylor Experience.
A leader recently asked to know more about job profiles and how they correlate to pay bands in order to better understand compensation decisions when hiring, considering a promotion and working through merit pay allocation. Click on the headline of this article to learn more.
With the coming of the holiday season it's best to prepare your team for potential inclement weather situations in relation to University operations. Click on this headline to learn more about University closure procedures.
For faculty and staff with supervisory responsibilities, a fundamental knowledge of the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is key for supporting employees appropriately and promoting effective application of University leave policies and procedures. Click this headline to learn more about this vital employee process.
Some people think that you should only go to Human Resources when you have a major problem. However, there are many cases for what seems like a minor problem can be a symptom of something larger. Click the headline of this article to read some examples of the kind of situations to have HR involved.
Our next Ignite system update from Oracle is scheduled Friday, November 18 – Sunday, November 20. During the update, Ignite access and/or services will not be available. Learn more.
Baylor Staff Council's Fall Service project is a food drive to support The Store. The Store helps support Baylor students who struggle with food insecurity, which is more common than you might expect. This drive is happening now through Nov. 15.
Through Our Baylor, Our Call to Lead, we want to show how this institution's faculty and staff are making a difference – not only in the lives of our students, but in the future trajectory of Baylor University. There are a variety of areas where faculty and staff can give, connecting their passions with their philanthropy to make an immediate, significant impact on campus.
This seminar happening on Tues. Nov. 8 at 3pm in the HR Training Room (CRT Suite 200) is designed to help you have conversations about finances, POAs and wills, and if applicable how to access VA benefits. You can register for this seminar by logging into Ignite and searching the seminar title inside the Learning Module tile.
Thank you to our Baylor staff volunteers, campus partners and student volunteers for helping the Baylor Faculty & Staff Appreciation Night be one to remember. Their hard work ensured that the Baylor family, inclusive of Aramark employees could enjoy a fun-filled, relaxing evening. We appreciate all volunteers for taking time out of their day to work various volunteer jobs and welcome guests. We have received positive feedback from attendees saying they felt recognized and appreciated by Baylor, in part, thanks to volunteer participation. Wonderful volunteers like the ones who helped on this event are what make Baylor a great place to work. Thank you and Sic'Em Bears!
Don't forget that the second session of the Baylor 101 series is coming up this week, Thurs. Oct. 27 at 1pm. It will cover Baylor University's endowment and how endowment funds are acquired, managed and dispersed across the university. All Baylor 101 sessions will be held virtually, will provide time for viewers to ask questions and will be recorded for your convenience. The third Baylor 101 session details the Board of Regents, the official governing body of Baylor University. This presentation will include details on the structure and responsibilities of the Board of Regents. Mark your calendars for Nov. 8, 1pm – 2pm, to attend this virtual session as well.
Stay healthy this winter! Make your appointment for the Health Center's special Pfizer bivalent booster clinic Thursday, Oct. 27, for faculty, staff, students, spouses and dependents 12+ on the first floor of the McLane Student Life Center.
When rightly understood, you vocation is a calling meant to bless you with joy. This video from Right Now Media at Work evaluates the four factors that shape our enjoyment of work: attitude, approach, aptitude and achievement.
No manager intends to fail, but there are some common mistakes that cause managers to get in their own way. This class discusses common leadership errors and ways managers can avoid them. You can register in Ignite for this class happening on October 26 10am-12pm via Microsoft Teams.
The Employee Assistance Program (EAP) offers free and confidential resources, assessments, counseling, referrals and follow-up services to full time faculty and staff employees to support their personal and professional life. Learn more!
Join the Baylor Family at this year's Treat Night on October 27, 2022 from 6:30pm till 8:00pm. Please bring your Baylor ID and a canned good or $1 donation per child for entry. If you have any questions, concerns or need special accommodations, please email RHA_CLL@baylor.edu. Register today!
Register to join us the evening of Saturday, October 8 at McLane Stadium for appreciation of all you do for Baylor! All attendees will enjoy free food from local food trucks. Touchdown Alley becomes a playground of inflatables, face painting, cornhole and more. The most voted on movie to be played on the McLane Stadium Jumbotron is...ENCANTO! Be sure to check out McLane Stadium rules and guidelines prior to attending the event. We look forward to seeing you there. Sic'em!
Baylor HR will offer Crucial Conversations in October. Crucial Conversations is a 2-day course to help employees learn feedback and coaching skills related to tough discussions topics. Use the Learning Tile in Ignite to view available course dates and register. See what other professional development courses are being offered this fall at our Course Listings webpage.
If you or someone you know is facing Alzheimer's disease, dementia or another chronic illness, it's never too early to put financial plans in place. This education program will feature tips for managing someone else's finances, how to prepare for future care costs, the benefits of early planning, as well as some information regarding important legal documentation to have in place. Session will be held Sept. 27 at 6:00pm in the CRT, Suite 200. Register today.
Do you want to know more about resources to help you or your family with counseling, crisis intervention or legal concerns? The Crisis, Health & Financial Resources webpage is a great place to get started.
Extensive information provided about available Baylor benefits is available at www.baylor.edu/hr/benefits.
Trying to quit smoking? You may be interested in this research study investigating physiological and subjective responses of adult smokers wanting to quit. The study is conducted on Baylor's campus (up to 8 sessions). Participants are compensated up to $365 and receive brief counseling sessions to assist them in quitting. For questions, please email Danielle_Young@baylor.edu.
See which of your peers have been nominated for their "above and beyond" service in the month of August! Salutes may be submitted by colleagues, students or parents throughout the year. Nominate someone today!
For the 11th time, Baylor University has attained elite Honor Roll status as a 2022 Great College to Work For, according to a new survey by The Great Colleges to Work For program. Learn more about our recognition categories.
Last week we joined for the Fall Staff Meeting to hear more about United Way, a Q&A with President Livingstone and how faith informs our work from Dr. Sahr Mbriwa, Dr. Kimberly Black and Dr. Cindy Wu. If you missed it, watch the recording and be sure to listen for the appreciation night announcement!