The learning atmosphere at St. Lawrence creates opportunities for students to pursue academic goals and other professional or personal dreams. St. Lawrence's campus and the North Country environment are both very beautiful. Among the most valuable aspects of the school is the close nature of relationships between students and professors here.
Students can work one on one with professors through classes, community activities or in research.
Last summer I worked on a research project about the effect of land fragmentation on the behavior of small mammals with a faculty member and another student through the St. Lawrence University Fellowship. As a member of the intercultural house, I live with other students who are interested ins haring their cultures and learning about other cultures. It is one of the best living spaces at St. Lawrence because of the openness and sense of community among the members. During the winter break, I did an internship at a rural hospital in Kenya with the help of a travel grant from the office on International Studies. I am very excited about studying in Denmark next semester because I will get the chance to work at a hospital through one of my classes.