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“I firmly believe that we are going to excel at whatever we set out to do,” Meaghan Flatley assured fellow graduates of the Class of 2015 as she delivered the Senior Commencement Address. “More importantly, we’ll hold the door.”

Garrison Grant ’15 and his brother Hanson might make the world of scrap paper and planners obsolete with their creation of the Think Board. The portable, clear adhesive can turn any smooth surface into a dry erase board. Since returning from his study abroad experience in India, Garrison has taken over managing the flourishing project that has been featured in the USA Today.

In April Siena hosted the seventh annual Alex’s Lemonade Stand to raise proceeds for childhood cancer research. Students gathered in front of Lonnstrom Dining Hall to sell cups of the summer-time delight.

Summer is right around the corner, and trust us, we want you to enjoy it. But whether you're finishing up your junior year or are a soon-to-be high school graduate, there are a few things you can do in the months that lie ahead to stay on track and get ready for your college adventures. Check out our ideas.

Susana Diaz '15 is this year's recipient of the Lonnstrom HEOP Excellence Award. The Bronx, N.Y. native will receive her bachelor’s degree in Social Work.

The annual Day of Living History brought volunteers and professional reenactors to campus to share their love of history. On display were 18th century toys and games, live firing demonstrations from the French and Indian War, Revolutionary War and Civil War reenactors.

Specialty Silicone Products, a company with a strong Siena alumni presence, is celebrating their 25th Anniversary. To commemorate the occasion they sponsored a logo contest where Colin Scherff ’16 received a $500 cash prize as the winner.

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.