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  1. Transfer Credit Approval for Department Chairs

    Students who wish to receive credit for courses taken at other institutions subsequent to their matriculation at St. Lawrence University must get written approval from the appropriate department chair on...

  2. Why History?

    Expertise, Opportunity and Flexibility Develop Expertise Learn essential research and communication skills, as well as the ethical use of sources, for a variety of careers Explain the historic roots of...

  3. Share and Post Opportunities

    Assist the Center for Career Excellence in sourcing micro-internship, internship, research, and job opportunities for SLU students and recent graduates. While the staff focuses on posting entry-level job, internship and...

  4. Major/Minor and other Departmental Requirements

    Major Requirements Students entering St. Lawrence with an interest in government and politics are strongly advised to enroll in two of the 100-level core courses (103, 105, 108, including at...

  5. Neuroscience

    Major offered More information on this interdisciplinary major can be found at https://www.stlawu.edu/offices/neuroscience . Students may elect a cellular track or a behavioral track as described below. It is imperative...

  6. 2017 Career Connections Boot Camp Outcomes

    The fourth annual Career Boot Camp for sophomores employed a similar format of presentations, workshops and activities to the previous year, albeit with modifications. In response to previous student feedback...

  7. News Digest: March 4, 2025

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    March 4

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

    University News & Stories

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    St. Lawrence Receives $1.5 Million Gift to Endow a Full Scholarship for Middle-Class North Country Students

    The Edward John Noble Foundation has made a $1.5 million gift to St. Lawrence University to endow a comprehensive scholarship for middle-class students from the North Country. The scholarship funds a loan-free financial aid package for up to four years of study—including full tuition, room and board, and student fees.

    Events

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    Threading: A Performance Lecture

    - Hepburn Auditorium 218 Can art help us advocate for the environment? Visiting scholar-activist Dr. Alex Davenport explores this question through his research into coalfields in Appalachia.
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    Advocacy Workshop Showcase

    - Eben Holden Main A showcase of student work developed in an advocacy workshop with visiting scholar Dr. Alex Davenport.

    Athletics

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    Saints Succeed On and Off the Field

    • Women’s Hockey: The Saints are heading to the ECAC Hockey semifinals after sweeping Yale in the quarterfinals. Graduate student Claire Tyo netted the game-winner in overtime of Game 1, while graduate student Kristina Bahl secured the series-clinching goal in Game 2. Head coach Chris Wells has been named a finalist for the ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year award for the second consecutive season.
    • Men’s Hockey: Senior captain Mason Waite has been named the 2025 ECAC Hockey Scholar-Athlete of the Year. This award is presented annually to the ECAC Hockey student-athlete who best exemplifies excellence both on the ice and in the classroom. The Saints will face Dartmouth on the road in the opening round of the ECAC Hockey Championship on Saturday, March 8, at 7 p.m. ​
    • Men’s Lacrosse: The No. 12 Saints improved to 2-0 on the season with an 11-9 victory over No. 15 St. John Fisher. Sophomore Daniel Mahoney recorded a career-high five goals in the win. The matchup was a rematch of last year’s NCAA Tournament meeting, where the Saints fell by one goal. This time, St. Lawrence came out on top to avenge the previous loss and continue a strong start to the season. ​
    • Women’s Track and Field: First-year Avery Blanchard led the way at the Liberty League Championships, winning the 5,000-meter run with a time of 18:23.58.​
    • Men’s Track and Field: Junior Nick Lyndaker captured two individual titles at the Liberty League Championships, winning both the mile run and the 3,000-meter. He was named Men’s Track Athlete of the Meet for his outstanding performance.​
    • Men’s Basketball: The Saints advanced in the Liberty League playoffs with a 58-50 road win over Vassar in the opening round. Junior Adam Dudzinski led all scorers with 18 points, while junior Dan Anderson added 11. The Saints’ season came to an end in the conference semifinals against Ithaca. This week, both Dudzinski and Anderson received postseason recognition, with Dudzinski earning Second-Team All-Liberty League honors and Anderson being named to the Third Team. ​
    • Women’s Basketball: Sophomore Elizabeth Flynn has been named to the All-Liberty League Second Team for the 2024-25 season, the conference announced Tuesday. She ranks second in the league with 10.2 rebounds per game and led the Saints in scoring, averaging 11.7 points per contest.​
    • Liberty League All-Academic: Thirty-seven St. Lawrence University student-athletes have been named to the Liberty League Winter All-Academic Team, as announced by conference commissioner Tracy King. This honor recognizes student-athletes who excel both in their sport and in the classroom.

    For up-to-date scores and information, visit SaintsAthletics.com.

    Social Media

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    Fits and Tricks at Rail Jam!

    Our annual rail jam festivities took over the Richard F. Brush '52 Memorial University Quad last Friday, with students bringing their best tricks–and retro ski fits! Shoutout to the Outing Club for making it all happen! View photos from Rail Jam on the St. Lawrence Instagram page. ⛷️🏂

    News Digest is a weekly compilation of news releases and web feature stories created in the past week. It is released, generally, every Tuesday. Please submit news items from your department or news regarding student events and achievements using the University Communications news form.

  9. Memories of Carolyn “Carrie” Johns

    Carrie Johns was a wonderful colleague. I served with her on many committees and she was always insightful and dedicated. Her students had great things to say about her. She...

  10. Cultural Appropriation: Why is it a problem?

    Learn about the topic of cultural appropriation through activities led by your peers. Win raffle prizes for participating. $75 (1 st) & $50 (2 nd) worth of SLU Merchandise and...

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