Office of Engaged Learning
The Office of Engaged Learning is the central hub of programs in which faculty and staff help students maximize their undergraduate experience through learning beyond the classroom, linking transformational education to opportunities for application.
Facilitating dynamic opportunities for undergraduates in all disciplines to pursue faculty-guided research, equipping them to make new discoveries while strengthening critical, analytical, and writing abilities.
Enriching the intellectual, social, and moral lives of undergraduates by pairing academic learning with service to the community and pursuit of the public good.
Empowering students to discover and attain the life-altering opportunities beyond Baylor that equip them for global leadership in their chosen field.
Helping students gain professional experience that aligns with their academic pursuits, especially in research and public service.
News
Read More NewsHow does the undergraduate research experience impact students at Baylor? Go inside a research lab with a student and his faculty mentor, a nationally renowned cancer researcher. Dr. Kevin Pinney, professor of chemistry and biochemistry, and Devin Guedry, a rising junior from Frisco, Texas, together explore the collaborative culture that defines undergraduate research at Baylor.
Enzo Henry, a B-TRUE Fellow, senior Health Science Studies major, spent his summer with Dr. Marianna Giassetti studying the evolutionary journey of sperm cells. The aims of this lab are to drive real-world advances: improving infertility treatments for patients, protecting biodiversity, strengthening livestock genetics, and fueling innovation in biotechnology.
From Dr. Melisa Dracos and Courtney DePalma: Pre-health students participated in this summer's Baylor in Argentina program as Argentina Summer Research Fellows, combining immersive Spanish study with engaged learning and research experiences across healthcare settings in Mendoza and the Andes.
Dami Ogunbiyi (Senior, Economics) interned at the Guilford County Public Defender's Office through the Shepherd Higher Education Consortium on Poverty (SHECP).
Scholar Profiles
B.S.Ed. ’22, secondary social studies; Waco (Germany)
B.A. ’18, language and linguistics; Waco (Colombia)
B.A. ’22, University Scholar; Woodway, Texas (Bulgaria)
.Mus. ’22, applied music, German; Belton, Texas (Germany)
B.A. ’22, philosophy, psychology; Dublin, California (Bulgaria)
B.A. ’22, religion; Honolulu (Timor-Leste)
B.A. ’22, University Scholar; The Woodlands, Texas (Taiwan)
B.A. ’20, M.A. ’22, Spanish; Conroe, Texas (Brazil)
B.B.A. ’22, Baylor Business Fellow; Pasadena, Texas (Montenegro)
M.A. ’22, Spanish; Plano, Texas (Brazil)
B.A. ’22, University Scholar; The Woodlands, Texas (Ukraine)
B.A. ’22, University Scholar, Russian, professional writing and rhetoric; Kandern, Germany (Azerbaijan)
B.S. ’22, statistics, sociology; Phoenix (Denmark)
M.A. ’19, psychology doctoral candidate; Phoenix (United Kingdom)
B.S. ’22, chemistry; Milton, Georgia; pursue Master of Science in chemistry at the University of Cambridge
Senior, biology; Fremont, California; pursue M.D./Ph.D. in stem cell biology
Senior, international studies, professional writing and rhetoric; Shreveport, Louisiana; pursue a joint Juris Doctor and Master of
Public Policy
B.S. ’22, biology; Sunnyvale, Texas; Swahili (Tanzania)
Senior, University Scholar; The Woodlands, Texas; Arabic (Oman, virtual program)
Senior, philosophy and international studies; Katy, Texas; Mandarin (Taiwan)
Junior, University Scholar; language and linguistics; League City, Texas; Japanese (Japan)