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Matt Bellis, Ph.D., associate professor of physics, gave the overview talk that kicked off a week of learning for graduate and undergraduate students. DMSS was held across town at the University at Albany and funded by the National Science Foundation.

Siena College has received approval from the New York State Education Department to offer a bachelor of arts in communications.

Siena College was spotlighted in a weeklong takeover of “The Academic Minute,” a national radio production that features outstanding faculty from colleges and universities around the world, keeping listeners up to date on the ways new academic research contributes to solving problems and serving the public good.

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Five Saints and their professor recently put their International Management studies to practice in Kenya. Jessica Salmon, Ph.D., assistant professor of management, led the May trip to Nairobi, which was partially funded through Siena’s Center for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity (CURCA).

They spent a semester at Siena studying the language and culture of the Basque Country of Spain, then they hopped on a plane to experience it all first hand.