Human Rights at Siena

Siena College is committed to maintaining a community environment that fosters respect for the dignity and worth of each individual. Siena College expects all members of the community to demonstrate respect for themselves and others.

To view the Human Rights Policy and Procedures at Siena online, please use the left side navigation menu.

• Dean Amadio, Psychology, Faculty Representative
• Richard Bagnoli, Public Safety, Staff Representative
• John Bebb, Student Affairs Chair of the Committee
• Eric Brenner, Student Representative
• Donna Bulnes, IT, Staff Representative
• Katherine Canavan, Student Representative
• Catherine Corvene, Student Representative
• Debra Delbelso, Career Center, Administrative Representative
• Raj Devasagayam, Marketing/Management, Faculty Representative
• Joyce Eggleston, Athletics, Administrative Representative
• Olivia Emigh, Student Representative
• John Felio, Student Affairs, Designated Official
• Christa Grant, Damietta Center, Advice and Guidance
• Christine Hammill-Cregan, Employee relations, Designated Official
• Michael Kelly, Services for Students with Disabilities, Advice and Guidance
• Tim Lederman, Computer Science, Faculty Representative
• Shannon O’Neill, Sr. Thea Bowman Center for Women, Advice and Guidance
• Antonius Rivera, Assistant Director of Academic and Community Engagement, Administrative Representative
• Clifford Ryan, Student Representative
• Eric Schantz , Student Representative
• Sarika Sharma, Student Representative
• Kieran Sullivan, Student Representative
• Kendall Veasaw, Student Representative
• Dawn Griffith, Plant Operations, Staff Representative

Bias Related Incidents
Bias related crime does occur on college campuses. Siena College's commitment to diversity and respect, as two of our Franciscan Values, shapes the College's expectation that members of our community will strive to ensure hate and bias related incidents do not happen.

What to do if it Happens - Hate/bias related crimes or incidents, or other emergencies may be reported by dialing Public Safety at ext. 2376 or in an emergency, by dialing 911 or using any of the emergency call boxes located on campus. In addition, incidents may be reported using the Anonymous Crime Tips form. Incidents may be reported to Public Safety, the Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs/Dean of Students, or to any College official who, in turn, will take the proper action to notify the appropriate College agency.

Notification to the College Community- Notice of Bias Related Incidents are reported to the College community via email directing faculty, staff and students to a the password protected website. You may view the reports via this link: 

Bias Related Incidents at Siena

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