Sara Edwards

Sara Edwards is an Associate Professor in the Department of Legal Studies at Bethany University, where she contributes significantly to legal education and campus leadership. She teaches a broad range of courses including Constitutional Law, Civil Rights Movement, Business Law, and Legal Research and Writing, and serves in multiple advisory and administrative roles such as Pre-Law Advisor, Legal Advisor to the Cabinet, Supervisor of the Law Club, and Senior Women’s Administrator.

Her academic background includes a B.A. in Political Science (Pre-Law) from the University of Central Florida and a J.D. from William Mitchell College of Law. She is a member of the Minnesota State Bar Association and the Minnesota Paralegal Association, and brings professional experience in higher education law, class action litigation, criminal law, and family law.

Her research and teaching focus on civil rights, social justice, and legal history, particularly regarding racial discrimination in the United States. She has delivered presentations on 'Race & Justice' and 'Training the Next Generation of Legal Professionals,' reflecting her commitment to equity and legal education.

The trend in her scholarly and pedagogical work centers on constitutional development, civil liberties, and the intersection of law and social change in American history. Her course offerings such as 'Western Legal Traditions,' 'The Supreme Court and the American People,' and 'Civil Rights Movement' indicate a strong thematic focus on legal evolution and justice reform.

• Scientific Awards:
• Law Review

Sara Edwards actively mentors students through the Pre-Law program and Law Club, guiding aspiring legal professionals. Though specific grants are not mentioned, her campus responsibilities and leadership roles suggest deep institutional engagement. She has supervised senior seminars, internships, and independent studies, indicating a hands-on approach to student development.

She is involved with academic and student support teams, particularly the Law Club and pre-law advising structure, and plays a key administrative role as Senior Women’s Administrator, contributing to student welfare and governance.