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  1. Festival of Science 2018 - Student Abstracts

    Festival of Science 2018 was held Friday, April 27, 2018. Jack Mechler - Biochemistry , Faculty Advisors: Nadia Marano and Lorraine Olendzenski Isolating and Characterizing Functional Amyloid Fibers from Microbacterium...

  2. Courses Offered

    The following are regularly offered courses. In addition, there are Special Topics courses offered frequently as well as courses cross- and dual-listed with other departments and programs. These can be...

  3. Religious Studies Courses

    Introductory 100. What the Heck is Religion? An Introduction to the Study of Religion. What is religion? Why are people religious? What power does religion have for individuals and societies...

  4. PH Course Descriptions

    See departmental listings for non-Public Health course descriptions. PH 216 - Introduction to Public Health (1 Credit) The field of Public Health integrates knowledge of biology, human behavior, and social...

  5. 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...

  6. Biochemistry Research

    Festival of Science April 2020 unfortunately was cancelled due to the COVID-19 Pandemic Festival of Science was held Friday, April 26, 2019. Lisa Kozodoy, Biochemistry, Faculty Sponsors: Nadia Marano and...

  8. Festival of Science 2019 - Student Abstracts

    Festival of Science was held Friday, April 26, 2019. Seongwon “Ryan” Im, Faculty Sponsor Patti Lock, Mathematics “Crowdsourcing and Racist Soccer Referees” Abstract: Is there evidence of racism in calls...

  9. Festival of Science 2017 - Student Abstracts

    Festival of Science was held April 28th, 2017. E. J. Curtis "The Effect of Structural Differences on Drug Interactions with DNA" Chemistry Faculty Advisor: Samantha Glazier In the field of...

  10. Global Studies Courses

    101. Introduction to Global Studies I: Political Economy. An introduction to the reasons for the emergence of a global political economy. Using case studies, students examine the basic concepts and...