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  1. Information for First Year Students

    Welcome! As you begin planning your first year of study at St. Lawrence, you may have questions about how to structure your academic plan in a way to suit your...

  2. Information for First Year Students

    Coordinator/Dept. Chair: Prof. Damon Berry Phone: 315.229.5080 Campus Address: 108 Richardson Hall E-mail: dberry@stlawu.edu REL 100: What the Heck is Religion? An Introduction to the Study of Religion (HUM) introduces...

  3. Information for First Year Students

    Dept. Chair: Paul Graham Phone: 315.229.5102 Campus Address: Richardson Hall 107 E-mail: pgraham@stlawu.edu Web Site: English Department Web Site The English department offers majors and minors that allow students to...

  4. Information for First-Year Parents

    Welcome, Parents and Families of First-Year and Transfer Students! We know that the journey to college can come with many questions. That's why we've gathered all the resources you'll need...

  5. London First-Year Program

    At this time, the Dean of Academic Affairs has put the London First-Year Program on hiatus for the Fall 2024 semester. St. Lawrence maintains a strong commitment to off-campus study...

  6. Information for First Year Students

    Coordinator: Donna Alvah Phone: 315.229.5867 Campus Address: 211 Piskor Hall Peace studies is an interdisciplinary field of study; its purpose is to investigate a variety of concepts of peace and...

  7. Information for First Year Students

    Coordinator/Dept. Chair: Prof. Eloise Brezault The African studies program enables students to engage in a diverse interdisciplinary study of the African continent and its peoples, including their extensive interaction with...

  8. Information for First-Year Students

    Welcome to the Political Science department! We look forward to introducing you to our array of exciting courses. Courses in Political Science acquaint students with a broad range of political...

  9. Information for First Year Students

    What is Community-Based Learning? "Community-Based Learning (CBL) combines civic engagement with academic instruction, critical thinking, and reflection in a reciprocal relationship that benefits students, community partners, and faculty (definition adapted...

  10. Information for First Year Students

    Global Studies offers an interdisciplinary approach to issues that span across the globe such as migration, health, violence, and economic inequality. The department is built off of the Global Studies...