The Saints Accelerate logo consists of a brown bounding box with a white interior. On top is the St. Lawrence University logo (a red shield divided into quadrants by two thin white lines over stacked text that reads "ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY." The bottom third of the box is brown with white text that reads "SAINTS ACCELERATE."

Saints Accelerate Information Session

- Various times Monaco Room (Student Center 242)
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Sophomores and juniors are invited to this information session to learn about our new January career program.

Learn about the Saints Accelerate program schedule and logistics and why you should plan to participate in the many hands-on, interactive sessions with Laurentians. There will be time for your questions as well.

Learn more about the program on the event page on Handshake, and sign up for one of the information sessions linked below. The registration deadline is Friday, December 9, so don't delay, sign up today!

Register for the Program on Handshake

information sessions

Wednesday, November 30, 4 p.m.

Friday, December 2, 1 p.m.

Wednesday, December 7, 4:30 p.m.

 

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