Office of Advancement
The Office of Advancement provides opportunities for the Baylor Family to support and engage with Baylor, both through giving to the University and in connecting with their alma mater through the Baylor Alumni program.
From scholarships to faculty research; campus beautification to Homecoming activities; faculty support to capital projects, University Advancement helps the Baylor family come together to ensure our future is bright.
Baylor Alumni is the University's official alumni engagement program. It celebrates the shared memories, experiences and connections of Baylor alumni offering a diversity of ways to engage and an innovative approach to growth, led by dedicated volunteers and a committed team of professionals.
The Extend the Line Scholarship Initiative aims to raise $250 million to ensure a Baylor education remains accessible and affordable. Aligned with the University’s strategic plan, it invites the Baylor Family to support scholarships that will impact generations to come.
News
Read More NewsBaylor University today announced a lead gift from Mary Jo Robbins of Houston and her late husband, William K. “Bill” Robbins, to the University’s Robbins College of Health and Human Sciences, supporting the construction of the William K. and Mary Jo Robbins Academic Center, a new signature building to house research, teaching and community spaces for the health sciences.
Baylor University is celebrating its most successful fundraising year ever, with the Baylor Family giving a record-breaking $244.5 million to the University during the 2026 fiscal year.
The Baylor Board of Regents celebrated the University’s second-best fundraising year ever, a growing endowment and continued success of the Extend the Line scholarship initiative.
During its regular February meeting, the Baylor University Board of Regents took several actions that will continue to strategically position the University for the future in areas related to academics and research and value and affordability.