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Events
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6
2021
Commencement
(ends 05/08/2021)
May
10
2021
Canvas Advanced Topics
May
12
2021
Minimester 2021- 13 days
(ends 05/28/2021)
May
17
2021
Creating Professional ePortfolios in WordPress
May
31
2021
Memorial Day - University Holiday
Jun
1
2021
Summer I - 2021
(ends 07/06/2021)
Jul
4
2021
July 4th - 5th University Holidays
(ends 07/05/2021)
Jul
6
2021
Summer I-Last class, final exam, reporting day
News
Read More NewsMar. 22, 2021
Mentimeter Pro Licenses Available for Checkout Via HelpDesk+ Site
The pro licenses expand the capabilities of a free Mentimeter account to include more robust features such as the ability to export and analyze poll results.
Mar. 31, 2021
Baylor Libraries Partnership Brings Baptist Standard Newspapers Online
The Baylor Libraries are partnering with Texas Baptists and Baptist Standard Publishing to digitize the Baptist Standard and Baptist News archive, making Baptist history accessible.
Mar. 30, 2021
Lords of the Earth? Browning Day Lecture Explores Eco-Theological Vision of Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Baylor's Armstrong Browning Library and Museum presents its annual Browning Day lecture virtually on Zoom on Friday, April 16, 2021, at 3:30 p.m. Dr. Joshua King, associate professor and Margarett Root Brown Chair in Robert Browning and Victorian Studies at Baylor University, will present "Lords of the Earth? Elizabeth Barrett Browning on Christ's Body in the Age of Human Domination," which will ask how EBB struggled in her poetry to come to terms with the world-altering impact of the Industrial Revolution.
Mar. 18, 2021
Learning Design Services Announces Call for Summer 2021 Fellowships
Applications are being accepted for two summer fellowships focused on creating quality online courses