Faculty Research

Fostering Discovery Through Mentorship, Scholarship and Creative Works.

At St. Edward’s University, faculty research and creative work are central to the academic mission, inspiring discovery and enriching student learning. Through scholarship, innovation, and mentorship, faculty contribute to their fields while fostering a dynamic environment where students are encouraged to explore new ideas. This collaborative spirit helps shape a vibrant academic community rooted in intellectual curiosity, creativity, and a shared pursuit of knowledge.

Explore Faculty Research across our Schools and their Publications

Creativity and Research Across Schools.

At St. Edward’s, every academic school fosters unique opportunities for research, creativity, and innovation—spanning the arts, humanities, business, natural sciences, and health professions. Discover how our faculty and programs spark curiosity, deepen understanding, and empower students to make an impact across disciplines.

Faculty Publications & Research Impact

Explore the vibrant academic community at St. Edward’s by browsing recent faculty publications on Google Scholar. See how their scholarship is advancing knowledge and making an impact across a range of disciplines.

Institutional Boards and Offices

St. Edward’s University’s Institutional Boards and Offices—including the IRB, IACUC, IBC, and the Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP)—support ethical, safe, and compliant research. These boards and offices oversee participant protection, biosafety, and grant processes, helping researchers uphold integrity. OSP also fosters and supports faculty and staff research and creative work.

The IRB reviews and approves research involving human subjects to ensure ethical conduct, safeguarding participants' rights and welfare throughout the study.

IRB

The IACUC at St. Edward’s University oversees the care and well-being of vertebrate animals used in research and teaching. It is dedicated to helping investigators develop ethical policies for animal research while ensuring compliance with national standards.

IACUC

The IBC at St. Edward’s University oversees research involving recombinant or synthetic nucleic acids, cells, organisms, or viruses and helps investigators develop research protocols that comply with national biosafety standards.

IBC

The goal of the OSP is to assist faculty and staff in their efforts to secure and ensure proper stewardship of external funding while protecting the university’s interests and remaining compliant with relevant federal regulations, sponsor guidelines and individual award terms and conditions.

OSP