When an employer is sifting through business major resumes, one thing that can make a candidate stand out from the rest is this: concentrations. But do you know what's even more impressive than having a specialty?
It’s not easy to become a Saint. Here at Siena, our admissions process is selective—we look for good people, hard workers and bright thinkers. And because the students we accept have already done so much hard work, it’s only fair that we work hard for them, too. If you were invited to join our Class of 2021, here are three things we promise you.
Over 400 students, alumni and friends of the College gathered together for the 26th annual Siena College Endowed Scholarship Dinner on Thursday, April 6th. This annual event brings together Siena’s scholarship donors with their student recipients to show appreciation for their continued generosity.
Greg Sorrentino ’89, COO and CFO of the Center for Disability Services, inspired students to look outside of their comfort zones when beginning the job search during his lunchtime lecture, “Nonprofits; Business with a Purpose.” Speaking as part of the School of Business lecture series, Sorrentino shared his own professional journey and his unexpected path to nonprofit work.
The first major golf tournament of the year will be contested this week in Augusta, Georgia. For some, it’s the unofficial start of spring, watching the world’s top golfers compete among the blooming azaleas for a famous green jacket.
Ed Henry ’95, chief correspondent for Fox News, visited his alma mater on Saturday, April 1, to promote his new book, 42 Faith: The Rest of The Jackie Robinson Story.
On March 27, Siena College’s Real Talk lecture series brought activist and journalist, Shaun King to speak to students, faculty, and community members.
Siena College is sending five teams of student entrepreneurs to the state finals of the Eighth Annual New York Business Plan Competition after a commanding performance in the Capital Region regional semifinals Friday at SUNY Poly Colleges of Nanoscale Science and Engineering.
We're not the type to brag, but... some pretty well-known names decided to pursue their studies at Siena College. Some already go here, some just made their deposits. We probably shouldn't be revealing their identities, but we're just too stoked not to. Take a look.