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Sarah Lawrence magazine celebrates the College community both on campus and beyond. You'll read exciting news from One Mead Way, faculty accomplishments, alumni features, and class notes. Sarah Lawrence magazine is published twice a year. Its mission is to connect alumni and other members of the Sarah Lawrence community to the College and to ...
Since its beginning, the Sarah Lawrence College in Havana program has aimed to expose American students to one of the most culturally dynamic societies in the Western Hemisphere. As the longest continuously running study abroad program in Havana, we offer a small and intimate classroom experience, as well as full Spanish language immersion as students explore the intriguing complexities of ...
23 févr. 2022 · Join your student guides for a tour of Sarah Lawrence College and an introduction to the exciting opportunities here.
Conference projects will be based on archival research at the Sarah Lawrence College Archives. Students will meet every two weeks at the SLC library in one of four conference groups organized around overarching topics of concern and debate from the class, including “identity and intersectionality,” “institutionality and the academy,” “violence, resistance, and care,” and “emotion.”
The freedom to steer your own education has always been the basis of Sarah Lawrence’s academic model. You may focus in any of our 50 disciplines and programs of study—and you can choose more than one. Rather than spending time fulfilling requirements for a major, you will explore multiple areas of specialization, connecting these passions ...
Sarah Lawrence is a prestigious, coeducational liberal arts college just just outside of New York City. Founded in 1926 and consistently ranked among the leading liberal arts colleges in the country, Sarah Lawrence is known for its pioneering approach to education, a rich history of impassioned intellectual and civic engagement, and its vibrant, successful alumni.
Our Mission. At Sarah Lawrence College our mission is to graduate world citizens who are diverse in every definition of the word, who take intellectual and creative risks, who cross disciplinary boundaries, and who are able to sustain exceptional academic discipline within a framework of humanistic values and concern for community.
