Membership
Membership Eligibility and How to Join
As stated in our Bylaws, individuals associated with Baylor University positions categorized as regular faculty and staff, active or retired, as outlined below are eligible for membership:
a. Faculty and staff
b. Spouses and widows/widowers of faculty and staff
c. Visiting faculty and spouses of visiting faculty
Annual dues are $40 for 2026-2027
Discounted dues are available for Newcomers, Remote/Hybrid Employees, and Retirees. Newcomer status is defined as the first 18 months at Baylor University. To take advantage of these discounts, please use the following discount codes when registering.
- Remote/Hybrid Employee Dues = $20, $20 discount with code: brtremote
- Retiree Dues = $20, $20 discount with code: brtretiree
- Newcomer Dues = $10, $30 discount with code: brtnewcomer
*Directory Information Release
Agreement to have your information entered/published in the Membership Directory or posted on Baylor Round Table website, which is not password protected.
**Involvement Opportunities
Baylor Round Table is a volunteer organization dedicated to assisting in the development of the social and cultural life of the University through the employees/spouses of Baylor. As such, your talents, skills, and experiences are integral to the organization's success. If you would like to be considered to serve on a committee or assist with providing refreshments, audio/visual needs, please indicate your interest as well as your skills and strengths during the checkout process. While service is not required, it is a great way to get to know others and to enjoy the professional development that Round Table offers.
Join online now with your credit card or electronic check to begin enjoying the benefits!
***Membership Registration for June 1, 2026- May 31, 2027 will begin after June 1, 2026***
For membership questions, please email Baylor_Round_Table@baylor.edu.
2025-2026 Membership Directory
Why Become a Member
A few reasons to join Baylor Round Table:
"Baylor Round Table brings together women united by a common goal of fostering fellowship and service. It is highly fulfilling to be part of an organization that prioritizes building relationships, giving back, and making a difference in the lives of others. Most importantly, Round Table cares about students. I appreciate the organization's additional wraparound support for the Baylor student community and love its intention to support our students' academic, personal, social, and financial well-being."
Jenifer Johnson, Baylor faculty, BRT Past Interest Groups Chair
"When I joined the Baylor faculty, I left behind a number of good friends at my previous university. Within weeks of arriving at Baylor, I joined the Baylor Round Table. And now my Baylor relationships are integrated with my daily university life. I love being at Baylor and Round Table has played a key role in helping me form new friendships in my Baylor home."
Andrea Dixon, Baylor faculty, BRT Past President
"When I started working at Baylor in 1982, I heard about Round Table and joined as soon as I became eligible in 1990! Through the years I have enjoyed networking opportunities with ladies from all across campus and participating in interest groups, as well as personal and professional development through regular programs and events each year. Even though I recently retired, I still may not be able to attend everything—but I do plan to be as active as possible because Baylor Round Table programming and members enhance my life."
Diana Ramey, retired Baylor staff
"I have enjoyed being a member of Round Table for 27 years. I have always believed involvement in this organization is the best way to know and become a part of The Baylor Family. I wish all eligible women of Baylor, from newcomers to retirees, would join Round Table every year and participate in as many academic, service, interest group, social activities as they so choose. There is still much to be given and much to be gained from an organization that will be 114 years old next spring."
Judy Schmeltekopf, spouse, past Baylor Round Table president in 2003-2004 (100th Anniversary Year)