“We cannot undersell how amazing the Polish people have been.” Christopher Donato from the Siena class of 2014 tells us. He is a Field Producer for ABC News, covering breaking news at the Ukraine and Poland border.
Check out the bLab for the inside story.
https://t.co/BCTgd21yPJ
Being that it is Women’s history month, the SoLA Office wanted to highlight some of our faculty's female inspirations. Dr. Heller in Psychology chose Ruth Bader Ginsburg because of her work on the Supreme Court and her advocacy for gender equality. Thanks Dr. Heller!
American Studies, Applied Mathematics, Classics, Communication, Creative Arts, Economics, English, Environmental Studies, French, History, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Religious Studies, Social Work, Sociology, Spanish, as well as many minors and certificates!
The Assistant Dean of Liberal Arts, Kathy Renaud will be spending her weekend relaxing, hanging out with her dogs and hopefully spending some time with her Grandson!
Let us know how you are spending your weekend!
Congratulations to @sienasaints2021! We kicked off commencement weekend with the Champagne Toast tonight! So great to be able to celebrate in-person! @ Siena College Dining Services https://t.co/El7KSlWkjn
The final Healthy Hangout of the semester will be hosted tomorrow evening at 9:00 PM!
Peer Health Educators will be discussing how to finish strong and set yourself up for success as we tackle finals.
Be sure to register on Saints Connect!
@SienaAbroad shines a Study Abroad Spotlight on Kampala, Uganda!
Perched on Lake Victoria, the city of Kampala offers countless opportunities to work with and for the land.
“Lend a hand to save the land” was the theme of the Environmental Club’s 2021 Earth Week events, thoughtfully scheduled throughout the week to bring climate justice awareness and activism to students campuswide.
Read all about it in the newest bLAb post: https://t.co/5AvDSAOS11
Did you know that less than 1 in 4 elected leaders are women? There's no better way to inspire change than to be it!
Keep an eye out for "Elect Her to Lead," open to all majors and will prepare students to run a successful campaign in various offices and leadership positions!
We would like to give a shoutout to Kristi Boardman, the CURCA Student of the Week!
Kristi recently researched the impact of online schooling on students. She concluded that as a result of this drastic change, students felt less connected to one other and their schoolwork.
This week in photos📸
•@SienaWSoccer head off to the NCAA Tournament in North Carolina⚽️
•Physics students conduct lab work using pen springs for DNA spring diffraction
Make it back to back 🏆 as Siena reclaims its title as the @timesunion Best College of the Capital Region! We are proud to be a part of the Capital Region and thankful for all the voters.