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Nine Siena students recently had the experience of a lifetime in South Africa as part of the Global Service Internship program. The students spent five weeks living among 250 children, teaching them important lessons in and out of the classroom.

To give you an idea of just how productive, ambitious and generally awesome Saints are year-round, take a look at this map and the list below. This is just a handful of places where Siena students can be found this summer. As you can see, they're always up to something noteworthy. 

Sociology Professor, Dr. Duane Matcha, was quoted in a story by Robert McGarvey.

Siena College hosted 96 rising juniors and seniors at New York State Association for College Admission Counseling's annual Camp College. The three day pre-college experience introduces students from across New York State to the world of higher education.

For those just starting out on the college search, you'll find that one of the most exciting things about visiting campuses is meeting students who are just like you—and were in your shoes not too long ago. That's why we we love introducing our student ambassadors, who always want to share their Saint pride with prospective students. Up next...

Jedynak taught English at Siena for 39 years where he shared his passion for literature with hundreds of students. He was a specialist in the works of James Joyce, and Modern British Literature, Russian Literature, and Historical and Descriptive Linguistics.

Comments from Political Science Professor, Jack Collens, are featured in a story by Jacqueline Kilmas.

Op-ed written by Lee Allard and Ned Jones was published in the June Issue of CP&M.

Over 1,000 programs in liberal arts, science and business? Check. More than 60 student organizations and 18 Division I sports? Check. Restaurant-style, fresh, healthy food options? YUP. As a current or prospective student at Siena College, you'll want to digest this good news.