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  2. Cybersecurity

    A student and instructor work together on a circuit board project, with a wiring diagram displayed on a screen behind them. The student focuses on the components, while the instructor gestures with a stylus. They are in a brightly lit classroom with light green walls.
    Program Information

    From smartphones and credit card readers to voting machines and even your car—cybersecurity is what keeps our digital infrastructure safe. It protects hospitals, power grids, water systems, and the sensitive...

  3. Student Risk

    Student Handbook Auto Accidents, Emergencies/Claims Auto Insurance Information Fire Safety Policies - Found in the Student Handbook Copyright Issues EMTs Fleet Vehicle Use & Other Policies Food Policies and Guidelines...

  4. Assessment Policy

    SLU EMS operates under strict guidelines set by both the State of New York and the North Country Regional Emergency Medical Advisory Committee (NC REMAC). In order to maintain our...

  5. Health Education

    About the Directory Health and Wellness is cornerstone to your personal success and safety while at school. The pages listed below include a wide variety of services, tools, and activities...

  6. Lori Clark, Ph.D.

    Faculty

    Lori Clark is an assistant professor in both the Environmental Studies and Public Health departments. Her courses survey topics at the intersection of waste management, marine science, environmental and public...

  7. 12-Hour Shift

    Combating COVID-19, one shot at a time.

  8. Mabelin Garcia De La Rosa

    Mabelin is a senior from the Bronx, New York, double majoring in neuroscience and economics. After graduation, she intends to enroll into a graduate school program to fulfill her goal...

  9. What is Shadowing vs Clinical Experience?

    Your preparation for any Health Career should include shadowing - this is the best way to confirm that you want to pursue that field. In a shadowing or observation capacity...

  10. Cheryl Stuntz

    Faculty
    • James R. Wallace Professor

    I received my PhD in sport psychology from the University of Virginia in 2005, and I have been teaching at St. Lawrence University ever since. As an undergraduate student at...