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  1. Summer AI Institute 2026: AI-Aware Pedagogy Training

    - ODY 109 (MacAllaster Room)

    Join Ashley Evans, Professor of Software Development & Cloud Computing at Valencia College, for a day-long, hands-on workshop exploring practical strategies for teaching in the age of artificial intelligence.

    Special Events
  2. Graduate Orientation 2026

    - Skyes Common Room

    Graduate Orientation welcomes new students to St. Lawrence University's Master of Arts in Leadership program and provides an introduction to the people, resources, and information needed for a successful start to graduate study.

    Special Events
  3. Convocation 2026: Honoring Faculty Excellence at St. Lawrence University

    - Enchanted Forest

    Convocation is one of St. Lawrence University's most cherished traditions, bringing together faculty, staff, and members of the Laurentian community to celebrate the beginning of a new academic year while recognizing outstanding faculty achievements.

    University-Wide Event
  4. Laurentian Honors Presentations & Reception

    - Eben Holden Conference Center

    The Laurentian Honors Presentations showcase the outstanding research, scholarship, and creative work completed by students participating in St. Lawrence University's summer research and fellowship programs.

    Presentation
  5. Faculty Café: Dr. Mark MacWilliams on Visual Glut and Pilgrimage in 21st-Century Japan

    - Herring-Cole Feinstone Room

    Join Dr. Mark MacWilliams for a Faculty Café exploring how tourism, popular culture, and an ever-expanding world of visual imagery are transforming the experience and meaning of Buddhist pilgrimage in contemporary Japan.

    Presentation
  6. Faculty Café: Paul Doty and Dr. Neil Forkey on the Adirondack Life and Legacy of Paul Jamieson

    - Herring-Cole Feinstone Room

    Join Paul Doty and Dr. Neil Forkey for a Faculty Café exploring the remarkable life and Adirondack legacy of longtime St. Lawrence professor, writer, and wilderness advocate Paul Jamieson.

    Presentation