As part of St. Lawrence's commitment to experiential learning and global engagement, 12 students in the New York City Semester Program, led by Associate Professor of Political Science Mert Kartal, recently visited the Permanent Mission of Ireland to the United Nations for a hands-on exploration of international diplomacy in action.
Innovation Grants program funds over 70 St. Lawrence project promoting wellness, sustainability, diversity and inclusion, and more.
Dr. Daniel Koon’s specialty is materials science. Specifically, he probes materials by looking at how they treat their electrons. He measures charge transport, particularly the Hall effect, which is the...
I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who has worked with college students since 2006. Before coming to St. Lawrence, I worked as a counselor at SUNY Canton and Clarkson...
Ceyda Onaran Kartal holds Bachelor’s and Master of Science degrees in Mechanical Engineering. After graduation, she worked for five years as an Environmental Health and Safety Engineer in the textile...
Robert K. Foster brings diverse experience spanning visual arts, technology, and digital communications. His early passion for drawing, painting, and photography evolved through formal education — earning a B.S. in Computer Science and Anthropology from Michigan State University, followed by an A.A. with certificates in Graphic Design and Geographic Information Systems from Cape Cod Community College.
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By creating a scholarship for Canton High School graduates who attend St. Lawrence, an alumnus of both recognizes the North Country—and its unique promise for students.
Several St. Lawrence University (SLU) faculty presented at the 2023 Joint Statistical Meeting in Toronto. The Joint Statistical Meeting is the largest gathering of statisticians in North America. Three SLU faculty gave presentations.
St. Lawrence’s public health programs take aim at redefining innovation and leadership during turbulent times.
Henry Herbold '21 recounts the ways in which the St. Lawrence University golf course became a place of freedom and refuge during COVID-19.