Creative Arts, School of Liberal Arts, School of Business, School of Science

A Call for Holy Rage

It was a thoughtfully layered approach to examining how we protect our environment: art, science, and panel discussions inspired by both. “A Call for Holy Rage: Francis of Assisi, Ibsen, and Earth's Future” was presented October 2 as part of Francis Week at Siena.
Siena College Research Institute

A Perfect Partnership in Polling

The Siena College Research Institute (SCRI) is known internationally for the accuracy and impact of its election polling, particularly the Upshot polling they conduct with the New York Times. With the 2024 election season on the horizon, they hosted their partners from the Times to explore “Using Polling to Understand the 2024 Elections.”
Sociology, School of Liberal Arts, Computer Science, School of Science

In The News: September 2023

A monthly media roundup for the Siena community.
Admissions

Five Reasons to Apply Early Action to College

Quick refresher on the types of college application deadlines you may come across in your college search: Early Decision (November 15 at Siena), Early Action (October 15 at Siena), Regular Decision (February 15 at Siena) So which one should you choose?
School of Business, Finance

The Intern Journal: Goldman Sachs Ayco

Abby Stinton '24 planned to pursue teaching, but a love of numbers and a desire to make a difference through financial literacy led Abby full circle to her dad's alma mater and employer.

Saints Around the World: Copenhagen, Denmark

Kaylin Daoud '25 wants to be a neonatal surgeon and has accelerated her education while in Copenhagen. At the same time, she's also been exploring the humanity of Denmark – one portrait at a time.

The Constitutional Fruits

How do justices apply the wording of the U.S. Constitution to decisions made by the U.S. Supreme Court? Siena’s annual Constitution Day lecture explored this question in “6 to 3: The Constitutional Fruits of the Court’s Conservative Super-Majority.” It was delivered September 13 by Vincent M. Bonventre, Ph.D., professor at Albany Law School and a law adjunct at Siena.
School of Business, Stack Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Boeing Women in Leadership Initiative

Siena has received a $40,000 grant from The Boeing Company to help develop women as future leaders and innovators.

Leading the Way: A Call to Serve

The work of author and servant leadership thought leader James C. Hunter has inspired President Chuck Seifert, who invited Hunter to speak to the Siena community on September 20 as part of the College’s inauguration celebrations. Hunter was awarded an honorary doctor of humane letters degree the September 21 ceremony.