Scholars. Mentors. Industry Leaders.
At Trinity, you won’t learn from graduate assistants. You’ll work directly with accomplished scholars, mentors, and industry experts who are invested in your success, in the classroom, in research, and beyond.
Learn From Experts
96% of Trinity faculty hold the highest degree in their field, bringing deep expertise and real-world scholarship into every classroom.
Active Researchers
Faculty regularly publish, present, and lead funded research projects, often alongside undergraduate students.
Dedicated Mentors
Faculty serve as academic advisers, research supervisors, and career mentors, guiding students from first year to graduation.
Meet Our Faculty
Meet and connect with faculty members to find out more about faculty research, awards, scholarly/creative work, teaching, grants, and more.
Carlos Alvarez School of Arts and Humanities
Faculty advance original scholarship across the arts and humanities. Their teaching emphasizes close discussion, critical inquiry, and creative expression. Through public programs, performances, and cultural partnerships, they connect ideas to community impact.
School of Social Science and Civic Engagement
Faculty lead research on policy, behavior, justice, and global systems. In small classes, they challenge students to analyze complex social issues. Through community partnerships and civic initiatives, they translate scholarship into real-world change.
D.R. Semmes School of Science
Faculty drive discovery across the natural sciences. Students collaborate directly with them in labs, fieldwork, and funded research. Their work strengthens scientific understanding while contributing to regional and national research communities.
Michael Neidorff School of Business
Faculty combine rigorous research with industry expertise. Their teaching emphasizes strategy, analytics, and ethical leadership. Through internships, consulting, and community engagement, they prepare students to lead in a global economy.
Coates Library
Librarians and faculty partners support research at every stage. They teach information literacy, digital scholarship, and archival inquiry. Through campus collaboration and community access, they expand the reach of knowledge.