Saints lead by putting others first, thinking creatively and developing innovative solutions in pursuit of the greater good. They know the heart answers questions that the mind cannot. They explore different perspectives and new possibilities. It's how Saints develop joy for life, respect for the world around us and the wisdom required to take an active and meaningful part in it.
The Siena e-NABLE club 3D-prints prosthetic hands and arms for children.
“Even though this was my third service trip to Jamaica, the poverty and the poor living conditions still shock me,” said Patrick Talbert ’18. “It reminds me of the importance of continuing service after college in our local communities and beyond.”
Liska Wilson '11 started She’s a Boss, a non-profit that helps students and young professionals develop leadership skills and careers.
"We sell shirts, zip-ups, pants, headwear...Ten percent of every sale, plus another portion after expenses, go to The Giving Circle to support and grow their villages in Uganda." -Liam Rice ’19, Founder of Summit Clothing
Siena's Upstander program has created a grassroots movement of high school students willing to stand up to cyber bullies and stand tall in support of their victims.
Students in the Siena Albany Medical College Program do summers of service at orphanages, medical clinics and community outreach programs all over the world.
Siena student athletes have been recognized nationally for their service. Erin Bies (volleyball) and Taylor Booth (soccer) spent their summer at the Botshabelo orphanage in South Africa. Their work included everything from working on a sustainable garden they started from scratch to assisting in classroom lessons.
