无论你想成为什么样的人，都要全力以赴.

在圣. Ed's, your college experience will be personalized just for you. 有目的地. 有意义的.

从你进入校园的第一天起, 你会和一位成功教练配对, 谁将帮助定制您的St. 爱德华的经验能让你实现目标. Success coaches are experts at pinpointing the exact experiences that amplify your talents — and set you up for a career that counts. 

不知道你想做什么? 没关系，这就是我们来这里的原因. 

你在圣. 爱德华的——班级, 实习, 研究, 服务项目, study abroad — will help you discover what you love and how to turn that into a career. Your success coach and professors will help you decide on next steps and the best opportunities for you. 

You’ll be living in a community that’s here to help you thrive. You’ll go to school in a city that offers world-class opportunities. With a 15:1 student-faculty 比, you’ll never be a face in the crowd. Professors want to be in the classroom, and they’re ready to get to know you.
 

#6

西方最好的大学 
by U.S. 新闻 & 世界报道
 

16

为一年级学生提供全职成功教练
 

100+

主修和辅修

有目的的实习

学生莱斯利·里奥斯

莱斯利·里奥斯，20岁, 政治学专业
里奥斯抵达圣. 爱德华的 interested in politics and pursued a range of classes to find the ones that inspired her, 包括比较政治学, 美国法院制度与政治理论. 她不想错过任何事情, so she immediately joined an array of student organizations, including student government and the Latino Student Leaders Organization. She worked on a major 研究 project on border policy with one of her professors. Rios interned for the Office of the Attorney General and the Texas House of Representatives. 作为最近秘鲁服务中断体验的一部分, she ditched technology and spent time reflecting on her years at St. 还有她接下来要去的地方.

78

富布赖特奖
2008年以来的获奖者

70k

学生贡献时数
去社区服务了

有意义的联系

约瑟夫·拉米雷斯

约瑟夫·拉米雷斯，19岁, 生物学专业
拉米雷斯来到圣. 爱德华的 intending to go to med school — but quickly realized he wanted to pursue something with business. 通过自然科学学院, 拉米雷斯开始在首都工厂工作, 这是一家总部位于奥斯汀的科技初创公司加速器. He also completed biomedical 研究 with one of his professors. He says he learned that the approach of asking Why are we doing it this way? 我们为什么要用这种材料? applies just as much to data analytics as it does to science. In addition, Ramirez  interned for the Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce and Cortez.

13:1

师生
比

100%

Goal for all students to participate in experiential learning

从实践经验中学习

从实践经验中学习

Eduardo "Lalo" Carrillo, 22岁, 生物学专业
卡里略加入了圣. 爱德华的 as a biology major where he spent time 研究ing neuroscience. 了解更多的科学知识, Lalo joined a neuroscience 研究 team where he learned about model organism C. 线虫 像这样的程序 Western blotting和荧光显微镜. 他也参加了这个小组 《科学与拓荒 allowing him to build a community of Hispanic science majors while teaching others about prominent Hispanic scientists. 

了解更多关于卡里略街的信息. 艾德在我们的经历 大学之旅的特辑这本书是亚马逊Prime会员推荐的.

山顶蜂巢的教训

看看 a 生物学 professor and students tracked the health of bees in colonies on campus.

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合作研究

David Weier and Priyanka Ranchod are among several students who worked with Assistant Professor of 生物学 Matthew Steffenson to 研究 what makes bees susceptible to colony collapse disorder (CCD), 对全球蜜蜂种群的威胁.
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准备上班

生物学 students and Assistant Professor of 生物学 Matthew Steffenson put on bee suits to prepare to set up two bee colonies on the St. 爱德华的校园. Once the colonies are installed, students will collect bees to bring back to the lab for 研究.
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采集花蜜

一只蜜蜂在圣伯纳山上的野花上采集花蜜. 爱德华的校园. “Statistically, one out of every three bites of food you eat was pollinated by honeybees. Without bees, human health completely crumbles,” says 生物学 and Pre-Med major Kia Baeza.
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喂蜜蜂

生物学 students David Weier and Priyanka Ranchod measure the amount of sugar water in a container. The water supplies supplemental food for the recently installed bee colonies as they acclimate to their new surroundings.
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安装蜂箱

Assistant Professor of 生物学 Matthew Steffenson and undergraduate students begin setting up two hives of about 30,000只蜜蜂在大街上. 爱德华大学校园.
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说你好

A 生物学 student breathes over the bees to make them buzz. Carbon dioxide attracts the bees and alerts them to the presence of others.
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采集蜜蜂样本

生物学 students collect sample bees at the bee colony to bring back to the lab for 研究. 在实验室里, students run biochemical assays to measure the levels of proteins in the bees’ hemolymph, 相当于蜜蜂的血液.
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计数样本

他们每收集一只蜜蜂就用一个小瓶子, Ranchod and Weier gathered sample bees from the hives — 50 bees per hive, 一周两次, 为了进行他们的研究，他们在那里呆了七个星期.
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寻找女王

Assistant Professor Matthew Steffenson and 生物学 students look for the queen bee in a honeycomb formation. Steffenson wanted to understand how moving a colony affects the bees’ stress response and ability to fight off infection.
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养蜂房

The queen bee, with a larger abdomen, lays eggs in the center of the masses. Each colony has a single queen who can lay up to 2,000 eggs a day in the summer. Over time, if the hives are healthy, they will grow to between 30,000 and 50,000 bees each.
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检查证据

研究蜜蜂血淋巴样本的健康状况, 是什么支持蜜蜂的免疫系统, 兰彻德用手术刀切除了蜜蜂的腹部. The bee 研究 is being conducted in a lab in the John Williams Brooks 自然科学s Center at St. 爱德华的.
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过程学习

生物学专业s Ranchod, Baeza and Weier collect hemolymph from bee samples. “我们实验室里的所有人都有类似的激情. We’re here because we want to learn new things, and we enjoy the process of 研究,” says Ranchod.
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