The Procurement Card Program provides employees with a convenient method of paying for business related expenses using a university liability credit card issued in the name of the employee. Participation in the program is optional and requires approval from management.

WashU is committed to supporting diversity in all aspects of our community. The Supplier Diversity Department identifies and sustains opportunities for qualified diverse enterprises at the local, regional and national level.

Building and managing a perpetual investment portfolio in support of the university’s critical and interlocking missions of teaching, research, and patient care for current and future generations.

Federal law mandates that the university not enter into subcontracting or purchase agreements in excess of $25,000 with vendors or individuals that have been debarred, suspended, or proposed for debarment by the federal government.

Policy for use of the “Washington University in St. Louis” name and other identities on commercial websites and other commercial communications vehicles. These guidelines apply to the names and symbols of the university and its entities – schools, departments, programs, offices, groups, etc.

Employees conducting business on behalf of Washington University in St. Louis have a responsibility to do so in a manner that is objective and ethical. The goal of all such business dealings must be to benefit the university.

WashU principal investigators or tissue repository staff are permitted to share blood and tissue samples with other investigators at WashU, investigators at different research institutions and private industry for research purposes, but only after appropriate informed consent has been obtained from the patients involved.