Featuring virtual presentations by The Rev. Dr. Lisa Weaver, The Rev. Dr. Carol Tomlin, and Dr. Dulcie Dixon McKenzie and moderated by Baylor's own Dr. Monique Ingalls, this year's Pruit Symposium promises to be engaging and enlightening. Request Zoom credentials today or RSVP for a viewing session with lunch provided in the Jesse H. Jones Library at Baylor University.

Techology is a series of workshops/webinars offered by the LATS Learning Design team that explores the relationships between technology and pedagogy. Techology in the simplest terms is the practice of matching technologies to pedagogy. Join us and become a master "Techologist" through deep discussions explaining the 'how' and exploring the 'why' to technology integration.

Every other Tuesday during the school year, join us at our Neighbor Nights, a dinner, often hosted by a multicultural student organizations, open to all Baylor students, staff, and faculty! Spirituality & Public Life student leaders and the leaders of the host organization do all the cooking and normally feed anywhere from 100-200 students. Neighbor Nights feature different cultures and stories from students while sharing a meal of different cultural cuisines around a table with our neighbors.

Get to know your neighbor...one dinner at a time!

Introducing LDJIT, a new way for faculty to engage with evidence-based learning design best-practices at a time and place when faculty need the information.

Monday through Friday the Counseling Services will be open for Walk-In Initial Assessment Appointments. The Walk-In Clinic is for students who are seeking our services for the first time, or if you urgently need to speak to a counselor before your next scheduled appointment.

Student Health & Wellness pulls together various units that provide programs and services designed to encourage and support healthy lifestyles for students.

The Office of the Registrar, Veteran Services division, is ready to assist active duty service members, veterans, and their eligible dependents and spouses in obtaining their educational benefits and act as a liaison to the regional VA office to process enrollment certifications.

Since 1953, Dr Pepper Hour has been a long-standing tradition of the Student Union. Each week students, faculty and staff to come together and socialize while enjoying a refreshing Dr Pepper float. Dr Pepper Hour is held every Tuesday during the academic year between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. in the Barfield Drawing Room of the BDSC.