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William L. Fox '75 Selected As President of New Music By SLU Prof Released On CD 'Grain' St. Lawrence Offering Majors Combining Economics & Foreign Languages St. Lawrence, SUNY Upstate Medical Join To Increase Interest In Rural Medicine 'Emotional Addictions' Topic Of New Book By SLU Professor SLU Gallery Exhibiting Nature Photos By Library Assistant Robert Thacker Appointed To Dana Professorship At St. Lawrence
Saranac Lake Spanish Teacher Awarded Fellowship By St. Lawrence St. Lawrence University President Receives Clarkson University Honorary Degree |
FeaturesSt. Lawrence Joins With Other N.Y. Colleges To Pursue Collaborations Trustee Elinor Tatum '93 Receives Award From Pi Beta Phi North Country Public Radio Wins Two National Broadcast Awards Prof. Young Elected To History Of Econ Society's Exec Committee
Douglas Mattice Wins Award At Culinary Conference New Volume Edited By Alum And Late Prof SLU Hockey Veterans Part Of Stanley Cup Success Katie Hoskinson '11 Selected As NOAA Hollings Scholar Six Students Chosen As 2009 Admissions Interns Prof. Schrems Presenting Work At Conference Jacques Martin '75 Named Canadiens' Head Coach
Summer Internship Fellowships Awarded To 28 Students Thirteen In Class Of 2009 Elected Phi Beta Kappa Physics Honorary Inducts Two Students, One Prof Tanner Fellows For 2009 Announced Beta Theta Pi To Recolonize Campus Chapter Alexander Fisher '10 Studying Optics In Paris This Summer |
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People can become addicted to unhealthy emotions in ways similar to becoming addicted to unhealthy substances like tobacco or alcohol, a St. Lawrence University professor states in a new book.
An exhibition called "Wild Things: Nature Photography by Melissa J. Burchard" will be in the Richard F. Brush Art Gallery at St. Lawrence University from May 28 through July 9. There will be a reception for Burchard on Saturday, June 20, at 3 p.m. in the gallery.
St. Lawrence University President Daniel F. Sullivan has announced the appointment of Professor of Canadian Studies Robert W. Thacker to a Dana Professorship.
Trisha A. Wickwire, a high school Spanish teacher at Saranac Lake Central School, has been awarded a fellowship by St. Lawrence University that will allow her to study in Peru during the summer.
St. Lawrence University President Daniel F. Sullivan received an honorary doctor of science degree at Clarkson University's 116th Commencement May 10.
St. Lawrence Trustee Elinor Tatum '93 received a Member of Distinction Award at the Pi Beta Phi fraternity's annual convention, held recently in Texas. The organization states that the award is "presented to highly accomplished members."
A. Barton Hepburn Professor of Economics Jeffrey T. Young has been elected to a three-year term on the executive committee of the History of Economics Society.
The Adirondack Mountain Club (ADK) has released the third edition of The Adirondack Reader, a collection of writings that spans more than 400 years of the region's history and literature and reflects changing attitudes toward wilderness. Edited by the late Paul Jamieson, who was emerticus professor of English, with University Editor Neal Burdick '72, this edition includes the work of some 30 new writers as well as the classic entries of Adirondack explorers and philosophers for which the book is known. A 32-page color insert features classic and contemporary Adirondack paintings, illustrations, etchings and photographs.
The Pittsburgh Penguins came a long way from a 2005-06 team that was dead-last in the standings to 2008-09 Stanley Cup champion, and they can thank the work of two key members of their player development staff with strong St. Lawrence University ties: Ray Shero '84 and former SLU assistant coach Jay Heinbuck.
Katie N. Hoskinson '11, of Scotia, NY, is one of 122 undergraduates nationwide selected as a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Ernest F. Hollings Scholar.
Six outstanding St. Lawrence students have been selected as Summer Admissions Interns for 2009, with multiple opportunities to take part in the recruitment process for future students.
Associate Professor of History Melissane Parm Schrems will present research and serve on a panel at the 4th Annual Black New England Conference at the University of New Hampshire in Durham June 11 through 13.
Jacques Martin '75 has been named head coach of the Montreal Canadiens hockey team. The announcement was made June 1.
Sigma Pi Sigma, the physics honorary, recently inducted two new student members into the society, as well as a visiting faculty member. Christopher Funch '11 and Richards G. (Chad) Miller III '10 were both inducted. Miller was abroad for the spring semester and inducted in absentia. Visiting Assistant Professor of Physics Stephen Koons was also elected.
Alexander Fisher '10, of Fulton, NY, will pursue optics research in Paris, France, this summer, through the international Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program of the National Science Foundation.