Roger Bacon Hall
Room Office: RB212
PH: (518) 783‑2440
FX: (518) 783‑2986
The School of Science strives to provide a current foundation in the elements of scientific method, theory, applicability and laboratory practice that will encourage the student to acquire an in-depth appreciation of the scientific endeavor.
| Departments | Special Programs and Focuses |
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Health Professions |
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Green Chemistry, Chemistry Education |
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Information Systems, Artificial Intelligence |
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GIS |
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Math Education |
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RN to BS Completion, Dual Degree Nursing |
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Engineering, 3/2, 4/1 |
Our focus is providing the best possible undergraduate experience in the sciences. Committed to teaching in the classroom and beyond, the Siena family of students, faculty, alumni, and staff share a passion for this College that is unparalleled. Student enrollment is thriving. Faculty and students are working together on innovative research in numerous areas including artificial intelligence, astronomy, physics, robotics, and science education—much of which is funded by the National Science Foundation and NASA. Check out these other opportunities available to school of science majors and browse our website to discover what Siena has to offer!
The BBC Comes to Siena
A Siena professor’s research on the movement and jumping behaviors of squirrels recently attracted the British Broadcasting Corporation - yes, that BBC - to campus for an interview.
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CURCA Summer Research 2017
Saints Head to World-Famous CERN
CERN is the largest particle physics lab in the world, and it’s home to the world-famous Large Hadron Collider. Siena students Jamie Bedard ’18 and Madeline Hagen ’19 traveled to the super-lab in June with Dr. Matt Bellis, assistant professor of physics, for a series of meetings related to their analysis of data from a general purpose detector called the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS). Read More
Dean, School of Science and Associate Professor of Physics
Roger Bacon
(518) 782‑6932
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I grew up in Dartmouth, Massachusetts, where I attended public school. My undergraduate studies were in Physics at Johns Hopkins University; from there I went to University of Massachusetts for my Masters and Rice University for my PhD.…read more
#805 1n 1941, Siena awarded 75 bachelor’s degrees. In 2013, 805 bachelor’s and 50 master’s degrees were conferred.
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