William Buhrman

Professor with a focus on theological anthropology, Dr. William Buhrman is a distinguished faculty member at St. Mary's University, San Antonio, TX. He earned his Ph.D. from Marquette University and holds multiple master's degrees from St. Mary's University and The University of Texas at San Antonio. Since joining St. Mary's in 2010, Dr. Buhrman has contributed significantly to the academic community through his various leadership roles, including Associate Dean, Assistant Provost, Vice Provost, and Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs. Dr. Buhrman's research delves into the intricate relationship between Christian teachings and human experience, with a particular emphasis on the concept of freedom within theology. His work in theological anthropology seeks to unravel the complexities of human existence through the lens of Christian doctrine, offering fresh insights into the interpretation of human freedom and its theological implications. Throughout his career, Dr. Buhrman has been an active participant in the academic discourse, publishing extensively in renowned academic journals. His scholarly contributions have enriched the fields of assessment, curriculum development, and the intersection of theology and literature. His research not only advances theological understanding but also bridges the gap between theology and other academic disciplines. Dr. Buhrman is a sought-after speaker, having presented his research findings at numerous national and international conferences. His presentations often explore the dynamic interplay between theology and literature, offering innovative perspectives on how these fields inform and enhance each other. His work has been instrumental in fostering a deeper appreciation for the role of theology in contemporary academic and cultural contexts. In addition to his research and leadership roles, Dr. Buhrman is dedicated to mentoring students and fostering an environment of intellectual curiosity and academic excellence. His commitment to education and scholarship is evident in his efforts to cultivate a vibrant academic community at St. Mary's University. Dr. Buhrman's contributions continue to shape the future of theological studies and inspire the next generation of scholars.