Lorenzo Sibilia ’20 was looking for a job after graduation that would combine his interests (and double major) in political science and sociology. He also wanted to hang on to an ideal apartment in downtown Albany.
Among the first campus activities for the new academic year are – fittingly – those offered as part of the “Strengthening the Bonds of Racial Justice” initiative by Siena’s Mission Office.
It was a persistent and unshakable feeling... there must be something more than this. A six-year journey to find his something more culminates on September 5
Today is the day. After countless hours of detailed logistical planning by our dedicated faculty, administrators and staff, and after weeks of our students hoping that campus life could resume, the 2020-21 academic year at Siena College is underway.
To show some love and appreciation for the hard work of our graduates, and to take a little of the sting out of the cancelled Commencement ceremony, the College is mailing out gift boxes to every member of the Class of 2020.
The Syrian American Medical Society conducts missions in Lebanon. There are no teenagers among the ranks of medical professionals and volunteers. Rami Ghanem '21 was the 18-year-old exception.
School of Science, Baldwin Nursing Program, Health Professions
Siena College and Maria College announce today that they will continue to develop their academic partnership to prepare students for careers in the health and caring professions.