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Harvard Business School has provided a suite of alumni services through its alumni website for the benefit of the HBS community. Services exclusive to the HBS community are protected by HBS login and require a username and password. These services and expected behavior are outlined in the Terms of Use. Before using the services, Alumni are encouraged to review the Terms of Use.
To ensure the safe and responsible use of bicycles on campus, please review the policies and resources.
Given the volume and complexity of the demand for campus resources and to foster the well-being of community members and preserve these resources for future generations, the University must codify the rules, practices, and policies that simultaneously protect and facilitate the use of the University's property. The purpose of this document is to establish and make accessible a common set of such University rules for campus space use.
Access to campus roadways between Kresge Way Gate (Kresge Way near Soldiers Field Park apartments) and Harvard Way Gate (Harvard Way & North Harvard Street).
The purpose of this policy is to clarify the School’s position on capturing (e.g., photography, audio, video, live streaming and other formats) and/or disseminating (e.g., via the media or use of social media) content, images, or conversations that take place during class sessions. This policy pertains to all program or course activities taking place in a classroom or other academic setting, including, for example, discussion or project groups, work at project sites, and doctoral dissertation defenses.
Because it is especially important for students to bring an attitude of openness and experimentation to their learning, and because our pedagogy often requires students to speak in class and take positions on topics not of their choosing, we are providing additional clarity on non-attribution, modeled on the Chatham House Rule, for student statements made in class.
Commercial videotaping and still photography on the Harvard Business School campus and within its buildings by outside agencies is not allowed without permission from the School’s Marketing & Communications office.
The teaching of ethics here is explicit, not implicit, and our community values of respect, honesty, integrity, and accountability are reinforced every day.
The policy is intended to increase awareness, provide guidance, and establish a process for communication and management of real or perceived conflicts relating to Conflict of Interest, Relationships with Third Parties / Gift Policy, & Conflict of Commitment.
Harvard Business School endorses the principles embodied in the Resolution on Rights and Responsibilities adopted by the University in 1970 and recognizes the right of every member of the University Community to press for action on matters of concern by any appropriate means.
Harvard Business School is committed to maintaining the integrity and availability of the Harvard network for the vital educational and research purposes for which it was designed and prohibits the use of its network to violate the law, including the U.S. Copyright Act.
HBS community members have requested information on using UAS or drones on campus. The FAA maintains strict regulations on commercial UAS flights; the purpose of this policy is to help clarify acceptable use and safety of UAS on or above the HBS campus.
Harvard Business School’s policy on drugs and alcohol reflects our concern for the health and well-being of our students, faculty, and staff.
The following provides guidance on how to format your HBS email signature to meet school guidelines.
HBS facilities are for use exclusively by current HBS affiliates (faculty, staff, MBA student groups) for events pertaining directly to the School and the interests of these groups.
Harvard University has explicit guidelines for responding to requests from third parties for endorsements.
Faculty and staff must educate themselves on how to recognize and protect the information entrusted to us.
Access to Harvard Business School networks, applications, computers, and other electronic resources is contingent upon proper use of HBS-provided resources and your continued adherence to applicable law, this policy, and other HBS and Harvard University policies.
The purpose of this policy is to provide guidelines and best practices for students, alumni, and/or other community members participating in Instagram Takeovers of HBS-related Instagram accounts.
Highlights from the Harvard University Institutional Voice Working Group report, including how institutional voice relates to our core function, protects our integrity, and affects individuals who may want to speak out on a particular issue.
Harvard Business School has a long tradition of entrepreneurial activity. This policy guides faculty involvement in student ventures and extends it to cover student involvement in faculty ventures.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is having a significant impact on the marketing discipline in several areas including content creation, image generation/modification, chatbots, marketing automation, personalization, predictive analysis, generative AI, social media, and more. New uses are emerging every day.
The Student Handbook provides students with the policies and information necessary to successfully participate in the MBA program.
In an effort to maintain a safe campus HBS has developed a plan for campus use micromobility devices and motorized bicycles.
It is the strong and consistent policy of the Harvard Business School to treat all members of our community with respect.
Guidance from senior Harvard leaders on addressing online harassment.
Harvard Business School understands that the privacy of its users is important. To that end, we have adopted the following notice to provide you with information about the collection, use, and dissemination of personal information of visitors to the Sites.
This policy sets out guidelines and processes for University access to user electronic information stored in or transmitted through any University system. This policy applies to all Schools and units of the University.
Integrity in scholarship and research is one of Harvard University’s—and Harvard Business School’s—fundamental values. Allegations of misconduct in scholarship and research must be treated with the utmost seriousness, and examined carefully and responsibly in a timely and effective manner.
Self-supplied food and non-alcoholic beverages is referred to as "self-catering".
The School is committed to maintaining a safe and healthy educational and work environment in which no member of the community is excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or subjected to discrimination in any program on the basis of sex, including sexual orientation or gender identity.
Harvard Business School students, faculty, emeriti faculty, staff, and staff retirees are eligible for membership. Harvard University Identification cards are required for those with active roles.
Smoking is prohibited in all facilities and areas of the entire workplace with no exceptions. On the Harvard Business School Campus, smoking is not allowed within 25 feet of any building or building entrance.
We encourage HBS community members review the School's social media guidelines—as a form of best practice; for their personal safety and well-being; so as to be aware of (and to avoid where appropriate) the potential for confusion between personal and professional viewpoints and to protect Harvard Business School and its reputation and brand.
HBS does not pay for meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks) when the only recipients are HBS employees. This includes meals catered by Restaurant Associates, or any other food service vendors or restaurants.
This policy outlines who to contact should you feel threatened or see another person threatened.
HBS has both formal and informal procedures and resources in place to assist students who have experienced or witnessed sexual harassment.
All members of the community must respect and maintain the integrity of the Harvard Business School name and logo and adhere to University guidelines.
The purpose of installing video management infrastructure at the Harvard Business School is to enhance the safety and security of the community, reduce institutional risk, support customer service and operational efficiencies, and aid in the prevention and investigation of crime against the HBS community.