Faculty members put their knowledge into action so students and others are able to benefit from it. Recently, faculty published research articles and book chapters, spoke at international conferences, and shared their political predictions for 2023.
On April 20, 2024, St. Lawrence University and the SLU Chemistry department hosted the 14th Annual Undergraduate and Graduate Chemistry Research Symposium for the Northern New York Section of the American Chemical Society. Over 80 students and faculty from six local universities came to present their research and to network and build connections between our different institutions. The student posters and presentations were excellent – a special congratulations to Brooke Westcom for winning second place for her oral presentation! It was a great day and we can’t wait to do it again next year.
The Q-Club, which is short for "Quantitative Club," is the departmental student organization, boasting over fifty members. Students speak on their research or share their internship and summer program experiences. All are welcome to attend; any questions please contact the club advisor, Lisa Torrey. If you know of students interested in giving a talk during the semester, please contact Lisa Torrey.
The Q-Club, which is short for "Quantitative Club," is the departmental student organization, boasting over fifty members. Students speak on their research or share their internship and summer program experiences. All are welcome to attend; any questions please contact the club advisor, Lisa Torrey. If you know of students interested in giving a talk during the semester, please contact Lisa Torrey.
The Q-Club, which is short for "Quantitative Club," is the departmental student organization, boasting over fifty members. Students speak on their research or share their internship and summer program experiences. All are welcome to attend; any questions please contact the club advisor, Lisa Torrey. If you know of students interested in giving a talk during the semester, please contact Lisa Torrey.
Favorite thing about SLU: It’s hard to pinpoint one thing, but it really comes down to the combination of people and place. Laurentians are incredibly passionate and supportive, and our...
The Q-Club, which is short for "Quantitative Club," is the departmental student organization, boasting over fifty members. Students speak on their research or share their internship and summer program experiences. All are welcome to attend; any questions please contact the club advisor, Lisa Torrey. If you know of students interested in giving a talk during the semester, please contact Lisa Torrey.
Tina earned her B.S. in chemistry from Gettysburg College in 2005, M.A. in inorganic chemistry from the University of Delaware in 2008, and Ed.D. in Higher Ed Administration from Northeastern...
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A space at the heart of St. Lawrence’s campus where students can access resources that support their success in the classroom now bears the name Fox Hall, home of the William L. Fox ’75 Center for Academic Opportunity.
Our students' extraordinary abilities shine when they combine passion and knowledge.