Education and Prevention Programs

BHSU makes a concerted effort to ensure that our community can identify potential acts of sexual and related misconduct and knows who to contact and consult with if they learn about or experience sexual or related misconduct. Our aim is to make sure campus remains a safe and respectful academic and workplace environment focused on learning.

On Campus Training may be provided by:
- University Administration
- Baptist University Security Department
- Student Services/Counselor
Education and Awareness Trainings include:
- Virtual: Understanding Abstinence and Consent
- Virtual: Relationships and Boundaries
- In person: Understanding Toxic Relationships
- Virtual: Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
- LMS - Bystander Intervention for Students
- LMS - Sexual Violence Awareness
Required Trainings for students and faculty
- New Student Orientation
- Annual Mandatories
Other Tools and Resources
- Know Your Title IX Rights
- Complainant and Respondent Guidance documents
- Safety and Security brochure

God's Blessings

Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established.

Proverbs 16:3

Leaders cutting the ribbon on the new BUCOM facility

BHSU Celebrates New College of Osteopathic Medicine With Ribbon Cutting

In front of more than 400 faculty, staff, board members, students and other officials, Baptist Health Sciences University (BHSU) celebrated the completion of $34 million in renovations for its new college of osteopathic medicine with a ribbon cutting on Saturday, April 6.

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