Faculty Research
Mi-Young Kim, associate professor of computing science, is one of many U of A researchers who are applying AI to enhance our lives. Learn more about Mi-Young's research »
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Seeking answers. Inspiring solutions.
Augustana faculty engage in high-impact, multidisciplinary research while fostering strong connections with the Camrose and surrounding community. Our work spans diverse fields across the arts, sciences and social sciences, including projects addressing artificial intelligence, farmer mental health, histories of sport, music pedagogy and much more.
Our Researchers
Explore the topics Augustana faculty are studying in the arts, sciences and social sciences (and sometimes all three).
A few of our areas of research are:
Social Transformations Energy and Environment Artificial Intelligence Health and Well-Being Agriculture and Food Indigenous Research
Explore all our research professors and their myriad areas of research »
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Enhancing Research Infrastructure
Thanks to the Canada Foundation for Innovation, a Movement and Diabetes Lab is coming to Augustana to advance diabetes care and push our rural health initiatives.
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Over 1.5 million Awarded
In 2024/45, Augustana received research funding from provincial and federal organizations such as Environment and Climate Change Canada, the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership and Tri-Council programs.
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Canada Research Chair
Augustana Campus is home to the first Canada Research Chair in Transgender Creativity and Mental Health, held by professor .
Featured researcher
is an assistant professor of sociology. He specializes in decolonization, prisons, qualitative methods, nationalism and political theory. Justin is currently working on two research projects: The first is a semi-ethnographic study of Canada’s right-wing nationalist movement, which shows how right-wing groups are intimately connected to mainstream Canadian culture, challenging dominant narratives that right-wing intolerance is “un-Canadian”. For the second project, Justin is a senior researcher and project manager of the ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ Prison Project, a multi-year study of life experiences inside Canadian prisons. Justin is also Red River Métis and works with other staff and faculty to further develop Indigenous initiatives and programming at Augustana.
Faculty Research
A list of recent journal articles, exhibitions, performances, books and other materials authored or edited by Augustana faculty.
