Thank you so much to both our presenters and our attendees for participating in the first three series of Learning at Lawrence!
We are excited to provide you with the details regarding our upcoming sessions. We are also excited to share with you that Learning at Lawrence has its own web-page where you can find a calendar of upcoming session details, in addition to live videos from previous sessions.
Please visit our new webpage here.
Please mark your calendars for the following sessions, and watch LU Insider for additional learning opportunities!
TODAY – Session Three: Understanding Financial Aid, presented by Sara Holman, director of financial aid
Thursday, March 23
11:10–11:50 a.m. OR 1:10–1:50 p.m.
Warch, Esch Hurvis Room 225
This session will provide an overview of the financial aid process, including Lawrence University’s three dependent tuition benefit programs: Lawrence University Tuition Remission, ACM Tuition Remission and National Tuition Exchange. In addition to highlighting the specifics of each program, Sara will explain how they fit into the admissions and financial aid process, as well as when and how to apply for each program.
Session Four – “Data, Data, Everywhere”
Presented by Kristin McKinley, Director of Research Administration
Friday, April 7
11:10am – 11:50am OR 1:10pm – 1:50pm, Esch Hurvis Room
This session will provide an overview of the Office of Research Administration, which compiles a wide variety of institutional data and information about Lawrence University. Kristin will demonstrate how you can find answers to common questions on your own by accessing readily available resources. This session is suitable for any Lawrence employee; those who request data from our office are highly encouraged to attend.
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Look for more details on session five and six to wrap up the academic year!
Session Five (May) – Campaign
Presented by Kristen Mekemson, Assistant Vice President of Development
Session Six (June) – The History of Lawrence
Presented by Erin Dix, University Archivist and Assistant Professor