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To (1) identify situations that may generate conflicts; (2) provide means for faculty, staff, and the University to manage conflicts of time and interest; (3) promote best interests of students, research trainees, and postdoctoral researchers; and (4) describe the types of conflicts that are prohibited.

The Supplier Code of Conduct (code) sets out specific expectations of suppliers doing business with the University of Kansas (KU). The code is intended to assist suppliers in understanding and complying with their contractual obligation to control and reduce negative and/or adverse business and social practices and promote best practices. The code sets out minimum expectations for supplier conduct and is not intended to limit or discourage anyone from reaching still higher standards.

The University of Kansas Procurement policy establishes the parameters of a procurement program that is specifically designed to support and facilitate the instructional, research, and public service missions of the University by applying best methods and best business practices when the University is acquiring supplies, materials, equipment, goods, property, printing, certain leases, and services, including professional services.The University shall communicate and collaborate with the State of

Defines the scope and process for Academic Program Review at the University of Kansas.

The Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities outlines the rights of students and many of the standards of conduct expected within the University of Kansas community.

To define the level (freshman/sophomore or junior/senior) of credit awarded for advanced standing credits transferred to the University of Kansas.

To outline the review, approval, and signature process for executing contracts on behalf of the University. Contracts for university-affiliated corporations, such as Kansas Athletics, Inc., the KU Center for Research (KUCR), etc., shall be reviewed and signed by corporate personnel in accordance with the corporations’ respective governing policies.

To establish the requirement that every University of Kansas course must have a syllabus on file with the University and to articulate the required and recommended information to be included within all syllabi.

The University of Kansas takes pride in being a place where individuals and groups can exercise their First Amendment right to free expression. This Public Assembly Policy informs individuals and groups interested in activities such as tabling, engaging in public speech or holding assemblies, rallies, marches, events, gatherings, and/or protests on University property of the manner in which expressive actions may be conducted.

The academic calendar establishes the institutional framework for structuring academic terms and instructional periods. These standards ensure consistency in course delivery, academic rigor, and equitable access to learning while maintaining compliance with University standards, Kansas Board of Regents regulations, Higher Learning Commission accreditation requirements, and applicable federal regulations, including federal financial aid requirements.

The policy connects course credits to the expected student workload. Credits are based on required course activities, no matter where or how they occur, as long as they help achieve course objectives.

This policy explains refunds that apply to tuition, course fees, required student and wellness fees, off-campus area fees, and Edwards Campus construction fees for students who withdraw from the University or reduce their enrollment.

To articulate the procedures for hearing grievances arising for staff.

The University of Kansas adheres to the Board of Regents policy that governs the employment of relatives and other household members of individuals employed by the University.

To update KU’s general education requirements to align with the Kansas Board of Regents’ (KBOR) statewide general education framework.