Quick Guide to Faculty Life at BU

This material is intended for faculty interested in working at Boston University

• Faculty Handbook The Faculty Handbook is a comprehensive publication covering the history and organization of the University, academic units, services, publications, events, policies, and a host of other valuable information for faculty members.
• BU Info Keep abreast of the latest news and information as it happens. Access faculty experts for commentary on daily news coverage. And, get general University and academic information including maps and directions to the Schools and Colleges of Boston University.
• Women in Science and Engineering WISE is a network of women faculty in science and engineering disciplines at Boston University, with a goal of fostering a supportive research environment for women and men. WISE activities provide opportunities for career development, mentoring of students, and leadership training.

• Faculty Assembly Council Information about the Faculty Assembly and the Faculty Council.
• Council for Faculty Diversity and Inclusion Boston University's Council on Diversity and Inclusion was established in 2006 to help lead the University's efforts to develop and sustain an institutional environment that attracts and supports a diverse faculty to our campuses in order to offer exceptional educational opportunities to our students.
• Office of Family Resources The Office of Family Resources is committed to helping families deal with the challenges of work life and family life. This office provides many resources and services to assist Boston University families.
• Faculty and Staff Assistance Office The Faculty and Staff Assistance Office is a confidential, voluntary counseling and referral service for employees and their families. Services are available without charge. The office is available for consultation, short-term counseling and referral resource information.
• Human Resources A comprehensive human resources program to serve the University community and attract, reward and retain high quality faculty and staff. The office provides services to prospective, current, and retired University employees. Working closely with department administrators, the Office of Human Resources is committed to delivering programs and services that make Boston University an employer of choice.
• Real Estate Advantage and Other Benefits Boston University offers certain benefits to help you and your family live life to its fullest, both personally and professionally. 
• FMLA Policy The Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 (FMLA) applies to all eligible faculty.
• Parking Regulations and Transportation The Office of Parking Services is responsible for the management, maintenance, and enforcement of parking policies and procedures for all parking lots, garages, and marked spaces on the Charles River Campus. The Office of Parking Services also administers the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Department's Faculty Monthly Pass Programs.
• BU Maps Searchable maps with browsing capabilities for items like : Area Businesses, Restaurants, Libraries, Academics, etc.
• Higher Education Recruitment Consortium (HERC) The New England HERC supports the efforts of each of its member institutions to recruit and retain outstanding faculty, administrators, and staff through the sharing of information and resources. A great resource for Dual Hires.
• The Massachusetts Official Website of the Executive Office of Education (EDU) The place for information about Massachusetts Early Education and Care, Elementary & Secondary Education and Higher Education. This site includes the State Profile, detailing statewide totals for student indicators and enrollment data.
• Research Magazine Welcome to Research at Boston University 2008, an annual publication highlighting research, scholarship, and creative activity.
• Boston.com The exclusive online home of The Boston Globe.
• helloboston.comLocal Yellow Pages and City Guide.