Celebrate SLC: Family & Friends Weekend
Join us for a celebration of Sarah Lawrence!
We are so excited to welcome family and friends to campus this October 21–23 for a celebration of our wonderful community. Visit the Family & Friends Weekend site for more details.
Campus Shuttle
Campus Safety operates a shuttle on a continuous loop to help students get to various places on campus as well as to the Bronxville Metro North train station.
Undergraduate Course Offerings: 2022-2023
Browse the 2022-2023 undergraduate curriculum online or download the 2022-2023 Undergraduate Catalogue in PDF format.
Office of the Registrar
For graduating classes 2020 and later, visit the Digital Diploma Validation page to validate your diploma.
The 24th Annual Women’s History Conference: Gender & the Covid Crisis
Friday, March 25 & Saturday March 26
The conference will be a celebration of the retirement of long-time faculty member, past program director, and founder of the Women’s History Conference, Priscilla Murolo upon the 50th Anniversary of Sarah Lawrence College’s Women’s History Program.
Fall 2020 Planning
Visit the Fall 2020 planning site for the latest information about campus operations and planning for the fall term.
Giving Day: March 4
On March 4th, your gifts go even further as we celebrate Giving Day! Last year, over 800 Sarah Lawrence community members came together to make it our best Giving Day yet.
Sexual Violence Prevention & Support
Sarah Lawrence College is an intellectual community founded on mutual respect and is committed to providing a living, learning, and working environment that is free from sexual harassment, sexual misconduct, and sexual assault. Such offenses can impair or limit the educational and occupational opportunities of any person at Sarah Lawrence and have no place in this community.
The College is committed to providing the necessary resources and education to students, faculty, and staff for the prevention of sexual assault and violence.
Student Handbook
The Sarah Lawrence College Student Handbook (PDF) is your guide to Sarah Lawrence and the campus. Please read it through at least once. Familiarity with the material contained herein will save you much time and many headaches later. You are especially advised to read carefully the sections outlining academic and campus life policies and procedures, as you are responsible for following the College regulations printed there. When you need information, always check this handbook first.
Main Phone Number
The main phone number for Sarah Lawrence College is (914) 337-0700.
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Sarah Lawrence Magazine—Mind the Gap
Spring 2020
In classrooms and conferences, Sarah Lawrence students are encouraged to think for themselves—and to think critically about issues beyond and bigger than themselves. They also learn to take context into account when grappling with complex questions, analyze how we got where we are, and contemplate how best to move forward. As a result, SLC alumni make their way in the world with eyes and minds wide open—able to recognize and reckon with disparities encountered along the way. That’s so Sarah Lawrence.
Visit the Sarah Lawrence Magazine archives to read past issues
Health Advocacy Graduate Program
Established in 1980, the Sarah Lawrence College Health Advocacy Program is the nation’s first master’s degree program in the field, and continues to lead in defining this discipline and in preparing professionals to improve health and health care.
Now offered in an accelerated low-residency format that is accessible to students nationwide, the Health Advocacy Program is intellectually rigorous, but does not require one to give up professional or personal responsibilities.
The Early Childhood Center (ECC) provides a thoughtful, progressive curriculum for children ages 2 through 6 in preschool and kindergarten. Its programs are modeled on the Sarah Lawrence pedagogy, and it provides a setting for observation and research for Sarah Lawrence College students interested in child development and teaching.
Center for the Urban River at Beczak (CURB)
Launched June 2013, the Center for the Urban River at Beczak (CURB) is an alliance of Sarah Lawrence College and the Hudson River Valley Environmental Education Institute. The mission of CURB is to advance environmental knowledge and stewardship by providing high quality K-12 environmental education for the local community, establishing a regional hub for research and monitoring focused on Hudson River estuary and urban watershed issues, and serving as a welcoming open community space for a variety of civic and cultural activities.
Counseling & Psychological Services for Students
The Sarah Lawrence Counseling & Psychological Services staff includes licensed psychologists, clinical social workers, and a part-time psychiatrist who are all specifically trained to work with college-age individuals.
We routinely treat students for depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and other significant concerns. All services begin with an initial 30 minute consultation (MySLC login required) where you will have a chance to talk about the issues you wish to address.
Learn more about making a counseling & psychological services appointment
President Cristle Collins Judd
Cristle Collins Judd became Sarah Lawrence’s 11th president in August 2017. Dr. Judd joined Sarah Lawrence from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, where she served as Senior Program Officer for Higher Education and Scholarship in the Humanities.
Shop SLC
Whether you're looking for course materials and textbooks or apparel and merchandise to show off your Sarah Lawrence pride, there are several ways to shop for all things SLC. Learn more about our eCampus online bookstore, our Athletics online shop, and our occasional on-campus shop for limited edition swag!
The NCAA Division III athletics program at Sarah Lawrence College provides competitive opportunities that contribute to the physical, social, mental, and emotional well-being of students. We are dedicated to assisting student-athletes in achieving balance and intellectual success in an environment that fosters cooperation, leadership, and commitment. The College sponsors varsity intercollegiate teams in:
- Basketball (Men's)
- Crew (Women's)
- Cross Country (Men's and Women's)
- Equestrian (Coed)
- Soccer (Men's and Women's)
- Softball (Women's)
- Swimming (Men's and Women's)
- Tennis (Men's and Women's)
- Volleyball (Men's and Women's)
Critical Abilities & Student Assessment
Learn more about the six critical abilities Sarah Lawrence has identified as crucial to our students' personal and professional success.