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  1. St. Lawrence Staff Member Earns Regional Award

    St. Lawrence Executive Director of Campus Services and Outreach René Thatcher was named the inaugural recipient of the Mark Berman Community Outreach Award, recognizing her commitment to uniting people in the field of higher education.

  2. North Country Ambassadors

    During the search process, job candidates may have a wide range of questions about what it is like to work on our campus and live in our community (the "North...

  3. Scarlet & Brown Stories

    Scarlet & Brown Stories: A podcast from St. Lawrence University On this podcast, you'll hear incredible stories from the Laurentian community as they chat about what St. Lawrence University and...

  4. Scholarships

    We’re committed to making your academic adventure as affordable as possible. Each year, St. Lawrence University awards more than $70 million worth of gift aid—that is, financial assistance that does...

  5. Abby Bloom

    Name: Abby Bloom '25 (she/her) Email: ahbloo21@stlawu.edu Hometown: Black River, New York Major: Global Studies & Psychology Off-Campus Study Program: London First Year Program, Fall 2021 What was your favorite...

  6. Tea Time

    Building a sustainable family business with Kenyan connections.

  7. Internships & Research Opportunities

    Welcome! This page is updated periodically as notifications of internships and research opportunities are received. Some are summer opportunities, and some are post-graduation opportunities. Information regarding the SLU Summer Fellowship...

  8. News Digest: March 28th, 2022

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    March 28

    News Digest collects news releases & feature stories from the St. Lawrence website. Visit stlawu.edu/news for up-to-date news and information.

    Messages to the Community

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    Masking Policy Update

    Academic Affairs and Student Life sent a message to the community on Thursday, March 24 announcing that due to the current declines in active COVID-19 cases on campus and throughout the county, the University face-mask requirement has changed for vaccinated individuals beginning Monday, March 28. Read the message and new masking guidelines.

    University News & Stories

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    On the Right Track: Pre-Health Mentoring at St. Lawrence

    Can an undergraduate education from a liberal arts school prepare students for a career in healthcare? For Grace Smith ’22, the answer is an emphatic “yes.”
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    Faculty Focus-March 28, 2022

    Faculty members put their knowledge into action so students and others are able to benefit from it. Recently, faculty presented at conferences, served as panelists, weighed in on current events as podcast guests, and published journal articles, essays, and books.
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    St. Lawrence Earns National Recognitions

    Over the years, St. Lawrence has earned recognition for its commitment to its students and for fostering their unique abilities to make an impact on communities across the country and the world. See what others are saying about the programs, initiatives, and qualities that set us apart.

    News from Around Campus

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    Microscopy Display at the Launders Science Library

    The Launders Science Library has teamed up with the Richard F. Brush Art Gallery to create a revolving display of stunning photographs in the library.

    Three Students Secure Chocolate Passport Grants

    Three St. Lawrence students have secured Chocolate Passport grant funding to support their chocolate projects examining sustainable cacao agroforestry, consumer responsibility, and medicinal and pharmaceutical uses of cacao.

    Events

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    Artist's Residency with Chloe Alexander

    - Noble Center Maurer Printmaking Studio, Room 101 In conjunction with the exhibition What the Mirror Said: BlackWomen of Print, the Richard F. Brush Art Gallery will host a two-day artist's residency with printmaker Chloe Alexander.
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    30 Plays from Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind (30 Neo-Futurist Plays in 60 Minutes)

    - Edson R Miles Black Box Theatre University Theatre presents "30 Plays from Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind (30 Neo-Futurist Plays in 60 Minutes)" by Greg Allen.

    Athletics

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    Track and Field Teams Win Ice Breaker Open; Spring Sports Continue

    The men’s and women’s track and field teams each won the Ice Breaker Open to kick off the outdoor season. The women’s team secured first place in nine events while the men’s team won eight events. Saints women’s lacrosse topped Ithaca College 17-16 while the baseball team defeated Vassar 9-8 and 6-5 and the softball team dominated SUNY Canton 8-0 and 7-3. First-year mid-distance runner Timothy Boyce was named the Liberty League Men’s Indoor Track and Field Rookie of the Year. For up-to-date schedules, news, and scores visit SaintsAthletics.com.

     

    Social Media

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    Celebrating our Community with Kaleidoscope

    On Saturday, our community came together to celebrate all of the people, traditions, and cultures that make St. Lawrence such a rewarding place to live and learn. This year’s Kaleidoscope brought together international music, dance, spoken word performances, and more from individuals and groups across campus.  View photos from the event on the St. Lawrence Facebook page.

    News Digest is a weekly compilation of the news releases and Web feature stories created in the past week. It is released, generally, every Monday.

    Please submit news items from your department or news regarding student events and achievements using the University Communications content request form or by contacting  Jessica Kennedy in University Communications at (315) 229-1808.

  9. Summary of Benefit Programs for Faculty and Administrators

    Table of Contents Introduction Employer Paid Group Term Life/AD&D Insurance Voluntary Supplemental Term Life/AD&D Insurance 403(B) Retirement Plan 403(B) Supplemental Retirement Plan Social Security Taxes Health Insurance Coverage Dental Insurance...

  10. Academic Writing and Assessment

    How might written English be different from other languages? In some cultures, the educational system is set up to transmit knowledge, not to promote critical thinking, form arguments, and support...