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CREATIVE WAYS TO ANNOUNCE YOUR COLLEGE DECISION

Made your big decision?!

Submitted your deposit and reserved your spot in the Class of 2028?!

Where did you pick?!

WAIT! Don’t let this moment regarding your huge announcement pass you by without a little fun and creativity. Here are creative ways you can show the world where you’re off to for college and make it the big deal that it is.
health studies, School of Science

Men's Mental health: There are No Lone Wolves

Suck it up. Go for a workout. Keep it to yourself. The narrative around men’s mental health needs to change. Everyone goes through tough times, and ignoring pain and keeping things inside won’t make problems go away.
Accounting, School of Business

Saints Make a Taxing Situation Easier

Doing your own tax return can be complicated and stressful. Having an accountant or tax preparer do it can run you at least a couple hundred dollars, which puts that option out of reach for many. To address this issue while getting useful professional experience, a group of about 30 Siena business students have earned their IRS tax prep certification and are helping local community members prepare and file their tax returns.
Education, School of Liberal Arts

The New Masters of Education

Siena will soon see its graduate student population nearly double as it absorbs 16 teacher education programs from Clarkson University. Pending official approval by the New York State Education Department, Clarkson’s Capital Region campus in Schenectady will transfer its master of arts in teaching degree and other graduate-level offerings to Siena, effective in June.
Academics, School of Science, Biology

A Show-Stopping Showcase

This year's Academic Showcase featured a whopping 468 unique research projects, including 176 posters.

Entrepreneurs of the Year

Each year Siena’s entrepreneurship program honors local business luminaries, as well as a current student who may one day join their ranks.

Albany Mayor Speaks on 'HER Power'

Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan is just one of several Capital Region leaders who spoke to the HER Power and Leadership class this semester. Taught by Ausra Park, Ph.D., and Taewoo Kang, Ph.D., the one-credit life skills class explores how female underrepresentation in politics, business and the sciences can be addressed.

An Audience with Pope Francis

A pilgrimage to Franciscan Italy for Siena’s president and trustees culminated in a special private audience with Pope Francis.
Career and Internship Center, Internships, Political Science

The Intern Journal: Sen. Chuck Schumer's Office

In a democracy, citizens are encouraged to call their representatives in Congress whether it's to vent, opine, or raise a personal or societal concern. Of course, that means someone is required to be on the other end of the call. In Senator Chuck Schumer's (D-NY) Albany office, that's Bill Karipidis '24.
Biology, School of Science, Center for International Programs

Saints Around the World: Seoul, South Korea

K-pop, short for Korean popular music, is a South Korean musical genre that has reverberated around the globe over the past two decades. BTS is the most famous K-pop band, and Jaimie Abraham '25 has seen them in person, in the U.S., three times. But for a truly immersive K-pop experience...
Center for International Programs, Biology, School of Science

Every Student Has a Story: Amy Perry '24

In September 1297, Sir William Wallace – played by Mel Gibson in the Academy Award-winning film Braveheart – famously defeated an English Army at the Battle of Stirling Bridge during the First War of Scottish Independence. Amy Perry visited the battle site where she proudly "bled for Wallace."