Sahar Milani, assistant professor of economics, had a paper published in the journal Economics of Innovation and New Technology and delivered a talk at the University of Ottawa.
Photographs by Nicholas Menghini '20 will be on display Aug. 1 to 28 in “Landscapes,” an exhibition curated by Clayton Calvert at the East End Culture Club in Southampton, New York.
Piskor Professor of Biology and Nature Up North Project Director Erika Barthelmess co-wrote an opinion article for the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).
Michael Schuckers, Charles A. Dana Professor of Statistics, delivered an invited talk at the annual meeting of the Statistical Society of Canada at the University of Calgary.
Jordan Flanagan ’20, an economics major from Rehoboth, Massachusetts, has received the 2019 Marleigh Grayer Ryan College Student Writing Prize for the New York Conference for Asian Studies.
A review of The Bones of My Grandfather, a bilingual volume of the selected poems of Esthela Calderón, adjunct instructor of modern languages, was published in the Summer 2019 issue of World Literature Today.
Astronomer Jeffrey Miller attended the 12th-annual 2019 Undergraduate ALFALFA Team Workshop, from June 18 - 22 at the Green Bank Observatory in West Virginia.
Ronnie Olesker, associate professor of government, presented her paper, titled “Delegitimization as a National Security Threat,” at the Association of Israel Studies in Israel.
Chapin Professor of Geology Emeritus J. Mark Erickson published monograph on fossil fish that swam the Western Interior Seaway of North America 65 million years ago.
Ronnie Olesker, associate professor of government, and Zach Lang '19, a recent graduate from Parkton, Maryland, presented their co-authored paper at the British International Studies Association Conference in London.
St. Lawrence University’s Safety and Security hosted its New York State certified security guard training academy from June 10 to 14 and International Police Mountain Bike Association (IPMBA) school from June 17 to 21.
Adjunct Instructor Esthela Calderón and Lewis Professor Steven White from the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures participated in the VI Festival Latinoamericano de Poesía in New York City in April and the XVI Festival Internacional de Poesía in Granada, Spain in May, 2019.
Modern Languages Adjunct Instructor of Spanish Esthela Calderón exhibited 30 recent paintings in an individual show sponsored by the St. Lawrence County Arts Council
Paul Doty, interim librarian for special collections, wrote an article that was published in the Journal of Interlibrary Loan, Document Delivery and Electronic Reserve.
Emily A. Casey-Wagemaker '19 presented a poster during the American Educational Research Association conference, held from April 5 to 9 in Toronto.
Professors Patti Frazier Lock and Burry Professor of Statistics Robin Lock took 13 students to the Mathematical Association of America’s Seaway Section Spring Meeting at St. John Fisher College in Rochester.
Jeffrey Chiarenzelli, professor of geology, spoke at the State University of New York at Oswego on April 2 and the Geological Survey of Canada in Ottawa on April 18.
Maegan Bos, associate professor of mathematics, took five students to Paris over Spring Break in March 2019.
George Robinson, geology research associate, recently published a book, titled Minerals of Grenville Province – New York, Ontario, Québec.
Carolyn Twomey, visiting assistant professor of European history, was recently awarded a 2019 Olivia Remie Constable Award from the Medieval Academy of America.
Visiting Assistant Professor of Government Zenel Garcia has had both an peer-reviewed article and book recently published.
Professor of Philosophy Jennifer Hansen was recently published in the academic journal Dewey Studies.
St. Lawrence University students and faculty attend the 257th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society from March 31 through April 4 in Orlando, Florida.
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.
