Class of 2025

Hello! My name is Istvan. I'm a UWC international scholar here at St.Lawrence, majoring in chemistry. My extracurriculars include: running the SLU boxing club, taking amateur film photos and playing club basketball.

Sam Sternhagen is graduating with the class of 2025 as a geology major. After graduating, Sam plans to pursue a masters in geology with a focus on structural geology. He hopes to continue field research and further understand geologic theories. His SLU fellows project included interpreting strain gradients within anorthosite samples along the borders of the Marcy Massif.

Michael (Cooper) Anderson is a Computer Science major and Outdoor Studies minor at St. Lawrence University. As a St. Lawrence University Fellow, he has developed deep learning models for audio classification using TensorFlow and PyTorch. Cooper is also an experienced Teaching Assistant, helping students with programming languages and fundamental CS concepts. His leadership roles include serving as Treasurer for the St. Lawrence Outing Club and as a Wilderness EMT/guide for the Outing Program, managing outdoor excursions and providing emergency medical care.

Madeline Musterait is from Buffalo, New York and a member of the class of 2025. She majoring in Neuroscience with a cellular concentration. Her research interests expand beyond the cellular domain into behavioral neuroscience. In particular, she is interested in the impacts on behavior that stem from comorbid disorders and stress. Beyond that, Madeline is passionate about the lack of female representation in research, this interest being fulfilled through the Experimental Analysis of Behavior (EAB) lab's work with female rats during her summer fellowship.

Amanda Gagne is a member of the Class of 2025 at St Lawrence University. She is a double major in Computer Science and Music. She recently completed a Research Fellowship through the St. Lawrence University Fellows Program investigating the potential role of Artificial Intelligence in hardening software and defending against cyber-attacks. The dynamic future of Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity are of particular interest to Amanda. Her goal is to use the knowledge and skills developed during this fellowship in the future as she begins down her career path. 

Maggie Mooney, graduating May 2025, is a geology major and religious study minor. She is interested in conservation and exploring the outdoors. 

Norah Kuduk '25 is pursuing a double major in Computer Science and Statistics and is also a swim team member. This has given her a unique perspective on campus when considering the intersection of athletics and academics. As a student-athlete, she seeks to balance the two halves of her college experience by using her experiences to enhance the other. Her personal experience as an athlete was partially the purpose of her summer fellowship project, developing a fitness/physical therapy app for customizable tracking and routines.

Lane Haehl '25, is from Old Forge, New York, where she graduated as Valedictorian from Town of Webb UFSD in 2021. She is majoring in International Economics - Francophone Studies and Business, minoring in Sports Studies, and is interesting in pursuing a career in sports entertainment. During her time at SLU, she played for the Women's Golf team, is the student assistant coach for the Volleyball team, and has completed multiple internships regarding sports journalism, broadcasting, and media. Additionally, Lane has been inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa and Chi Sigma Alpha honor societies.

Benjamin Roach '25 is from West Hartford, CT where he graduated from Conard High School in 2021. He is majoring in Government with a hopeful minor in Canadian Studies. He is hoping for a career in some aspect of public service following his graduation in May 2025. During his time at SLU, Ben has been a four year member of the Men's Cross Country and Track and Field teams. He plays violin in the university Orchestra since his second semester of his first year, and has been part of the SLU student Government (Thelmo) for several semesters.

My name is Isla McClung, and I am a Psychology major at St. Lawrence University. I am from Swampscott Massachusetts, I am interested in subjects including but not limited to: History, Psychology, Music, Art, and more! I attend voice lessons at SLU and am a part of the Singing Sinners on campus! I will be attending the Vienna abroad program for my Senior Spring semester and there I will be studying all of the aforementioned subjects. I plan to pursue a career in mental health counseling here on the East Coast. 

Passionate about entrepreneurship, innovation, and relationship building. 

Looking to pursue a career in real estate and entrepreneurship. 

Seeking ways to improve my communication and sales skills.

Chloe Coberley ‘25 is a first-generation student majoring in Anthropology with an interest in Museum curation and collections management. Growing up in a blue-collar community in NW Montana led Chloe to develop a passion for education and learning. She seeks to inspire a similar passion in others through museum curation. Chloe is looking to develop her skills in curation and collections management through internship placements and continued partnerships with those in the profession. 

Chantel McCarthy '25 is a Psychology Major and a Gender and Sexuality Studies/Sociology Minor. She is passionate about the intersection between individual and structural barriers that human beings face in society. This passion has led her to various academic opportunities such as a Research Assistantship where she helped with Dr. Megan Carpenter's Ovulation Study and a Summer Internship where she shadowed a Licensed Master of Social Work at a local Substance Use Disorder Rehabilitation Center.

I am a member of the 2025 class at St. Lawrence University, and I plan to attend physical therapy school following graduation. I have experience as an intern in the field, spanning performing arts, geriatric and general populations. My interests in the performing arts carry into my passion for dance, which I hope to carry into my future career. I aspire to work with dancers and Broadway performers. My experience at SPEAR physical therapy has enabled me to begin my journey on the pathway to becoming a performing arts physical therapist. 

Tomas Mazura '25 is a student and hockey player at St. Lawrence University in Canton, NY.

I am a senior at St. Lawrence University, double majoring in Psychology and History. I am interested in aiming for a career in law, with an eagerness towards criminal defense. I have previously been apart of the Thelmothesian Society on campus, being elected academics affairs chair and later on, student life chair. I spent a semester abroad where I was able to acquire first-hand knowledge on how the courts work in other countries.

Haley Morland '25 is an aspiring Veterinarian who cares deeply about animals. She is a Biology major with a Psychology minor doing research in Animal Behavior. Haley spends her time at St. Lawerence as a Varsity athlete on the riding team and as an influential member of the vivarium where she does research and cares for the lab animals. Additionally she uses her experience in the sciences to tutor her peers, and is a teaching assistant for Dr. Fox's course, Learning and Behavior.

My name is Hillary Sterling ’25 and I am a student athlete at St. Lawrence University, playing Division I Ice Hockey, and pursuing a double major in Biology and Business in the Liberal Arts and a minor in Public Health. On campus, I am a social media ambassador for the Letters of Love Club, a lead organizer for the Little Saints Big Future Program, and a Women’s Ice Hockey representative in the St. Lawrence University Student Athlete Advisory Committee.

I am an undergraduate student at St. Lawrence studying Art and Art History. 

Hello, I'm Madeline Dolge, Class of 2025! I'm an English and Art and Art History double major, interested in pursuing writing and teaching after graduation, with a specific interest in the intersection between literature, the arts, and the environment. 

My dedication to sustainable living is evident in my passion for homesteading and organic farming. I aspire to explore the values of sustainable farming in my teaching and writing, focusing on topics such as environmental mindfulness, seasonal eating, and global dependence on commercial food systems. 

Andrew Bazuro is a member of the class of 2025 and is at St. Lawrence University pursuing a degree in Biomedical Science with a minor in Chemistry and Statistics. He has worked in several labs in the past and has most recently interned at Yale where he was able to work with an Associate Professor of Medicine. After graduation he hopes to attend graduate school and continue learning so that he can perform statistical analysis and perform biological research in the lab.

My name is Colin Young and I'm part of the St. Lawrence Class of 2025. I'm a captain on the Cross Country team this fall and a member of the Track and Field team. I'm a Peer Tutor In Computer Science and Statistics and a member of multiple clubs including Campus Kitchens and Alive Poet's Society. I enjoy reading, playing guitar, hiking, chess, and I’m an avid nordic skier. I'm looking to pursue a career in a psychology-related field and have a strong interest in writing, coaching, and data science. My experience is in PR, Social Media, Research, and Communications.

Sam Fosberg '25, is from Natick, Massachusetts where he graduated from Natick High School in 2020, and the Winchendon School in 2021. He is majoring in Rhetoric & Communications, and minoring in Education, and is interested in pursuing a career in sports media. During his time at SLU, Sam has been a four-year member of the varsity baseball team where he competes as a pitcher. Sam is also a two-time recipient of Liberty League All-Academic Team honors and prides himself on being a good teammate to all.

Emma Palumbo, class of 2025, is an Environmental Studies- Economics major. She is especially interested in sustainable agriculture and food systems. Emma is heavily involved with athletics on campus. She is captain of the Women's Cross Country team and also runs on the Track and Field teams. She serves as secretary of the Student- Athlete Advisory Committee, helping to amplify student- athlete voice and plan school and community events. She is excited to leverage her economics background to analyze decisions regarding the intersections of sustainability and development.

Hi, I'm Jenny! I am a senior at St Lawrence University, graduating in May of '25. I am studying Mathematics and Psychology. I also have a piqued interest in nature, conservation, and the environment. I am the treasurer for the Habitat for Humanity chapter at SLU. I am the president of the Pi Mu Epsilon chapter at SLU (National Mathematics Honors Society)and a member of the Psi Chi chapter at SLU (International Psychology Honors Society).