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Calling all future Saints! If you've chosen Siena, we want to hear about it. Here are three easy ways you can spread the word about your decision (if you haven't already).

For the first time in the College’s history, three students were awarded Fulbright Teaching Assistantships in the same academic year. Jamie Desrosier ’15, Keva Luke ’14 and Matt Schiesel ’15 were selected for the competitive program that requires students to have a study abroad experience, strong academic record and a demonstrated interest in serving as a bridge between cultures. The application process is a year-long effort that includes essays, an interview by a campus committee and scrutiny by both a national Fulbright panel and a committee in the host country.

The Travel and Tourism class ended the year with a "Shark Tank"-inspired event during which his students presented their final projects to a panel of local tourism professionals.

Siena College’s 5th annual Fair Trade Colleges and Universities Regional Conference, was held earlier this month in the Sarazen Student Union.

Political Science Professor Vera Eccarius-Kelly, Ph.D. provides her students with travel experiences and shares her research to ensure that they have enriching experiences that complement what they are learning in the classroom.

First-year students across all academic areas finish their freshman academic year by presenting their work during the First-Year Seminar Student Conference.

Siena students gained an international perspective and presented their research during the tenth annual Siena-Concordia Globalization Conference.

The Supply Chain and Logistics Management course recently took a trip to a Target Distribution Center and one of their retail stores in order to see their class discussions in action.

You're gearing up for your next big life change—college! And while we're sure you're really excited about it, you might be looking for some advice on what lies ahead from the people who were in your shoes not too long ago. Here's what current freshmen from the Class of 2018 think you should know.

A group of Siena College students made 5-year-old Jack Carder feel like a superhero and made news across the country when they personally delivered an Iron Man-themed prosthetic hand they built for the boy.