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  1. Short Essay

    In order for the selection committee to gain a better understanding of who you are and why you are interested in the Adirondack Semester, please answer the following four questions...

  2. Ways to Get Engaged at St. Lawrence University

    1) Volunteer (ideally over time, with time set aside for reflection) 2) Community-Based Learning 3) Internships 4) Study Abroad 5) Join a Living-Learning Community 6) Take a skills-intensive course (writing...

  3. Philosophy and Goals

    First-Year Program Philosophy and Goals passed by the FYP faculty on March 25, 2021 The core of the First Year Program since its founding in 1987 has been its living-learning...

  4. Canadian Studies Courses

    101. Introduction to Canada. A multidisciplinary seminar designed to provide students with a comprehensive introduction to Canada. The course stresses the basics of geography, history, economics, politics and culture. At...

  5. Meet our alumni: Jenna Buckleitner '17

    Class of 2017 Major: Biology Activities at SLU: lived in the Green House; participated in SLU Funk, Pre Health Club, and Swing Dance Club; member of SLU EMS and the...

  6. Laurentian Singers

    A select chamber choir of undergraduate student singers, the Laurentians continue an 80-year legacy of choral excellence, performing regularly throughout the year on campus, in the North Country, and nationally...

  8. Pre-Physical Therapy Timeline

    Pre-Physical Therapy Timeline First-Year Focus on academics- This is the time to establish strong study skills and habits that will enable you to excel in upper level courses. #PRE-HEALTH LEARNING...

  10. What Shakespeare Can Teach Us About Power and Politics

    When Sam Cohen ’23 took a class on Shakespeare’s Roman plays, she couldn’t help but notice patterns between power and politics. Following her curiosity, she set out to determine if the past could be a key to the present.