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Sarah Yablonski visited her alma mater in Fall 2024 to participate in a teaching residency under the mentorship of Dr. Ana Estevez. Sarah earned her B.S. in Neuroscience from St. Lawrence University in 2019 and is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Neuroscience at the University of Rochester.
Art & Art History Major and Minors, We are letting you know about an opportunity at the Downtown Art Cellar in Malone. Malone is about an hour away from Canton. There are a few opportunities at the...
Dr. Mert Kartal has been selected as a fellow at Good Authority, where he will write about European Union politics and corruption control in Europe.
The Richard F. Brush Art Gallery at St. Lawrence University has been selected to participate in a Risk Assessment and Emergency Preparedness Program, partially funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. The program is administered by the Conservation Center for Art & Historical Artifacts to assist with identifying potential threats to the Gallery’s permanent collection, and to offer strategies for mitigating them.
Religious Studies Associate Professor and Department Chair Damon Berry participated in the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit-1 symposium on radicalization, disengagement, and deradicalization in August...
Students in Dr. Ana Estevez’s Fall 2024 "Current Topics in Neuroscience" course recently published article summaries in Sciworthy.com.
Brook Henkel, Associate Professor of German Studies and Digital Media & Film, recently published new research on West German director Rainer Werner Fassbinder in the journal German Studies Review. His...
Associate Professor of World Languages, Cultures & Media Alessandro Giardino's "The Caravaggio Syndrome: A Novel" was reviewed in "The Observer," a recognition that speaks to the novel’s literary and scholarly depth.
The Richard F. Brush Art Gallery and the English department are hosting “Dear North Country,” an in-person letter-writing event on Wednesday, February 26, at 7:00 pm in the Noble Center Ireland Lounge. The event is part of an international project called "Make Visible"–an ongoing, community-led project developed by New Zealand artist, curator, and activist Shannon Novak.
Anthropology alum Edward Habeck '24 discusses his research in paleogenetics studying ancient DNA as a Yale Postgraduate Associate.