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To help high school and college students gain a better grasp of physics, a trio of CURCA Summer Scholars is developing apps featuring 3D simulations – one of which was inspired by a childhood playground.

We’ve heard the term post-traumatic stress disorder applied to those who have served in combat or gone through a particularly distressing or emotionally damaging situation. Can long-term exposure to systemic racism also trigger similar symptoms?

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How does swag, snacks and a summertime look at Siena sound to you? Introducing our Summer Experience Days.

We are beyond excited to welcome smiling faces back on our beautiful, in bloom campus. And in true Siena style, we’ve planned something special (and safe!) for every single family. Here are the details.

Margaret E. Madden, Ph.D., was also named as the College’s first-ever Provost/Senior VP.

According to the Cleveland Clinic, adult coloring can actually relax your brain.

It takes your attention away from yourself and whatever’s stressing you out, and it gives you a low-stakes activity to be as neat or messy as you choose. Clinical psychologist Scott M. Bea, PsyD was quoted in that article above saying: “Adult coloring can be a wonderful escape, rather than a demanding test of our capacities.”

His full name was Marie-Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de La Fayette, but he is known to history simply as Lafayette – a French aristocrat who was a military leader in the fight for liberty on two continents, and who was known not for embracing the elite but for supporting abolition and equality.

Aurelia Aubert, Ph.D. visiting assistant professor of history at Siena’s McCormick Center for the Study of the American Revolution, studies Lafayette from a historical perspective; her graduate school friend Lorna Bracewell, Ph.D. from a political one.

Jennifer Dorsey, Ph.D., professor of history and director of Siena’s McCormick Center for the Study of the American Revolution, was a panelist in a June 18 virtual town hall to discuss whether Philip Schuyler’s statue and similar monuments should be kept up to educate the public about history, moved to museum – or removed completely.

Ten things you probably don't know about the Associate Director of Communications.