Human Subjects Education
Central to Washington University in St. Louis’ mission of fostering excellence in research is a commitment to ensure that all individuals responsible for the design, conduct and reporting of research involving human participants receive education in the protection of those participants that is appropriate and adequate to assure the ethical conduct of the research.
Branded Product Sales and Fundraisers
Policy for the sale of consumer products bearing WashU trademarks on any of the university campuses or properties (including temporary so-called “pop-up” shops) and on the internet
University Student Conduct Code
The University Student Conduct Code sets forth community standards and expectations for WashU students. These community standards and expectations are intended to foster an environment conducive to learning and inquiry.
Conflict of Commitment (For WashU Employees)
Employees may not engage in external activities that interfere with the performance of their university duties, that disrupt the operations of their department or school, or that create an actual or apparent conflict of interest with their university responsibilities.
Faculty Consulting Privileges
In common with most academic institutions, WashU permits faculty members in most of its schools to engage in a reasonable amount of external professional activity that may be compensated from external sources.
Business Expense
The Business Expense Policy outlines policies and guidelines for business expenses, including travel related expenses. It is stated in general terms and is not intended to cover every possible situation. More restrictive policies and guidance when grant funding is used may apply and may not be expressly stated in this document.
Youth Protection
Creating a positive environment that promotes the safety and security of youth participating in programs and activities at WashU.
Withdrawal/Refund
A student’s account is protected by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). The Student Accounting office will speak only with the student about their account unless the student has provided authorization to discuss their account with another person.
Wire Transfers
In general, the university does not pay domestic payees via wire transfer. In rare instances, exception approval may be granted by the Accounts Payable Manager or Director of Accounting Operations.