Evelyn Jennings, associate dean for Faculty Affairs and Elizabeth Margaret Vilas Professor of History, was published in a special issue on free and unfree labour in Atlantic and Indian Ocean port citi
Brook Henkel, assistant professor of German and film studies, presented new research on the post-1968 work of German filmmaker Alexander Kluge at the annual Society for Cinema and Media Studies conference.
Three students presented at the Eastern Sociological Society’s annual meeting, whichi toolk place from March 14 to 17 in Boston.
Neil Forkey, visiting assistant professor of Canadian Studies, presented at the Gender, Sex, and Sexuality Conference held at SUNY Canton.
Michael E. Schuckers, professor of statistics, and Thomas Pasquali '12 spoke on the future of sports analytics at a conference on entertainment and sports law in Miami.
Macklin Brigham '19 presented at the Central States Communication Association's (CSCA) Media Studies Interest Group at the annual conference held from April 3 to 6 in Omaha, Nebraska.
Mindy Pitre, associate professor of anthropology, and Abbie Hale '20 presented presented research carried out by the Death in St. Lawrence County project at the American Association of Physical Anthropologists conference.
A group of 20 St. Lawrence University students and 8 faculty attended the annual Eastern Psychological Association conference from Feb. 28 to Mar. 3 in New York City.
St. Lawrence County schools celebrated Pi Day on March 13, with nearly 250 local students visiting Clarkson University to learn about the number Pi.
The Professional Development Conference for language teachers will hold a Foreign Language Teaching Conference in conjunction on March 22 at St. Lawrence University.
Neil S. Forkey, visiting assistant professor of Canadian Studies, in published an article in the journal New York History.
Alessandro Giardino, assistant professor of modern languages, discovered a 17th-century painting and presented it at the Renaissance Society of America Conference.
J. Mark Erickson, Chapin Professor of Geology Emeritus, recently described a 68 million-year-old snail species new to science.
Jeffery Frank, associate professor of education, recently had an article published in Groundworks, a peer-reviewed journal of philosophy of education written for a popular audience.
Cedric Joseph Oliva, visiting assistant professor of modern languages, presented at the International Conference on the Teaching of French Foreign Language.
Kristin McKie, assistant professor of government and African studies, was recently published in Sage's "Comparative Political Studies."
Martha Chew Sánchez, associate professor of Caribbean, Latin-American and Latino studies, was published in the journal Perspectives on Global Development and Technology.
McKenzie Schessl, a 2016 environmental studies graduate, co-authored a paper with two St. Lawrence faculty for the multidisciplinary journal Pollution.
St. Lawrence University’s Noon in the Chapel will perform the music of early German composers, beginning at 12:15 p.m. on Friday, March 8, in Gunnison Memorial Chapel.
Duncan Melville, professor of mathematics, recently published a chapter in the book "Computations and Computing Devices in Mathematics Education Before the Advent of Electronic Calculators."
Eloïse Brezault, assistant professor of Francophone and African studies, presented her research on issues of memory in recent novels from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Two St. Lawrence University mathematics faculty presented their research at the Joint Mathematics Meetings, which was held from January 16 to 19 in Baltimore.
Students participated in career-related workshops facilitated by program alumni and other professionals.
Students attended the all-day Saturday event to learn how to present themselves effectively and to improve their oral and written communication skills, within the context of the graduate school application process.
St. Lawrence University art students have been accepted into the College Student Juried Art Exhibition held at the Remington Museum.
