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  1. Assist St. Lawrence Students

    Become a Career Volunteer The Center for Career Excellence partners with alumni and parent volunteers who offer industry and career expertise to assist students as part of their career preparation...

  2. Information for First Year Students

    Coordinator/Dept. Chair: Yesim Bayar Phone: 315-229-5264 Campus Address: Piskor 209 E-mail: ybayar@stlawu.edu Sociology courses offer an understanding of the interactions and workings of societies, their institutions, organizations and groups. We...

  3. Student Safe Travel Policy

    In fostering student learning through travel, St. Lawrence University’s first concern is safety. University-sponsored student travel may be restricted based on the security of the study site, and in all...

  4. Student Funding Information & Guidelines

    Conference Presentation Funds Full-time St. Lawrence University students may access funds up to $600 per academic year to present at a conference. These funds are awarded on a case-by-case basis...

  5. Information for First-Year Students

    Dear SLU first-year student, The faculty of the Department of World Languages is looking forward to welcoming you to the department and to working with you during your four years...

  6. Information for First Year Students

    Coordinator/Dept. Chair: Prof. Nadia Marano Phone: 315.229.5245 Campus Address: JHS 313 Welcome! As you begin planning your first year of study at St. Lawrence, you may have questions about how...

  7. 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...

  8. Advice for First-Year Students

    The history department encourages first-year students to take courses at the 100 and 200 levels. A course’s level does not represent its degree of difficulty, but the depth and breadth...

  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

    Anthropology is the holistic study of humankind using both scientific and humanistic approaches. In fact, every aspect of human beings, from their DNA to their beliefs and values, from their...