A small college is only as great as the people in front of its classrooms. Meet the scholar-teachers who make Saint Sebastian what it is.
Founder and long-serving chairman, Dr. Glover holds a PhD in Philosophy of Education from Boston College and has taught at Saint Sebastian since 1994.
Renaissance literature specialist and Fulbright scholar. Author of "The Common Reader in Early Modern England" (Yale, 2019).
Molecular biologist with joint appointments at UF and NIH. Runs the college's undergraduate genomics program.
Analytical chemist and NSF grant recipient. Mentors more than a dozen undergraduate researchers each year.
Poet, essayist and editor of the North Florida Review. Winner of the 2021 Pushcart Prize.
Constitutional scholar; former staff attorney at the ACLU of Florida. Teaches First-Amendment law.
Twenty years in strategy consulting before joining SSEC. Runs the annual student pitch competition.
Rare-books curator and archivist. Oversees the college's growing collection of early American imprints.
Full-time faculty hold the terminal degree in their field
Average seminar size across the humanities
Student-to-faculty ratio, college-wide
Of courses are taught by faculty — never graduate assistants
