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  1. Environmental Studies

    St. Lawrence students at renewable energy plant
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    Our environmental studies program empowers you to make a positive difference in the world through science and stewardship. You’ll develop deep environmental knowledge as you connect what you’re learning to...

  2. History Awards, Honors and Fellowships 2019-2020

    The History faculty would like to recognize History majors, combined majors, and minors who received department and University awards, honors, and fellowships in academic year 2019-2020. If there’s anyone else...

  3. Q-Club Meeting

    Speaker: Dr. Gabriel Dorfsman-Hopkins Title: Art of Mathematics and Mathematics of Art Abstract: Mathematical understanding is built in many ways, and among these, illustration has been a companion and tool since the very beginning. Conversely, mathematical ideas have shined light on new avenues of artistic exploration for over a thousand years! In the modern era, there has been an explosion of tools for computer graphics, animation, digital fabrication, 3D printing and more, opening new doors and techniques for anyone trying to explore the intersection of mathematical and artistic ideas. In this talk I want to share my own walk along the boundary of the mathematical and the artistic, showcasing projects which give physical form to the abstract. Some of these create interactive installations to communicate mathematical ideas broadly, while others gave sparks of inspiration to prove new theorems—and often both! This talk should serve as an invitation for students who would like to explore this area with me—including through summer research—as well as a plug for the forthcoming makerspace I am co-founding with Dr. Angstadt. This talk includes joint work with students (Daniel Rostamloo and Shuchang Xu), artists (Merle Maynard and Afroditi Psarra), and folks in industry (Bernat Espigule).

    • Bloomer Auditorium, Brown Hall #122
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  4. Fall 2014 Pi Mu Inductions

    The St. Lawrence chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon inducted 26 new members for Fall, 2014. Pi Mu Epsilon is the national mathematics honor society. To apply for induction students must...

  7. St. Lawrence Students Implement Projects for Peace

    Three St. Lawrence students designed and implemented humanitarian projects in Ghana, West Africa, and Cairo, Egypt with the support of Davis Projects for Peace, which funds grassroots projects developed by undergraduate students.

  9. All student majors and minors

    Computer Science Majors 2020 Isaac Brinkman, Xuanming Cui, Robert Doser, Mairead Drake, Cameron Edwards, Joshua Epstein, Dakota Golde, Remi LeBlanc, Amber Lopata, Kira Murphy, Taeyun Park, Jack Pattison, Jonas Peek...