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  1. Campus Support Resources

    We provide these resources for questions or assistance on issues of sexual misconduct, consent, and discrimination. St. Lawrence University does not supervise student groups and does not suggest that student...

  2. Who to Contact

    Questions About... Department to Contact Academic Advising Academic Advising academicadvising@stlawu.edu Academic & Disability Related Accommodations Student Accessibility Services: studentaccessibility@stlawu.edu (315) 229-5537 Admissions Admissions admissions@stlawu.edu (800) 285-1856 (315) 229-5261 Address Changes...

  3. Campus Employment

    Student Employment Philosophy A student desiring to meet educational expenses through part-time campus employment should be encouraged and assisted in locating employment opportunities. In addition to being a financial resource...

  4. Campus Employment

    Student Employment Philosophy A student desiring to meet educational expenses through part-time campus employment should be encouraged and assisted in locating employment opportunities. In addition to being a financial resource...

  5. Resources & Services

    Visit Us Brush Alumni House Canaras Conference Center Brewer Bookstore Travel & Regional Information Past to Present Gridiron - Find Your Yearbook The St. Lawrence Magazine Campaign Website In Memory...

  6. Advocates Resources

    Advocates Program Phone/Chat Feature: (24-hr Confidential Hotline) The Advocates Program is an inclusive campus-wide effort aimed at education and outreach, community coordination, prevention, and advocacy related to sexual assault, relationship...

  7. Website Resources

    The main University website uses Drupal for its content management system. Communications staff provides support and training for campus website managers. Contact Jessica Kennedy at kennedyj@stlawu.edu for requests for assistance...

  9. Identity Resource Guide

    When you study off-campus, you bring your whole self with you. Take some time to consider all aspects of your identity– who are “you”? How is your identity perceived in...