U.S. News & World Report inlcudes Siena in their list of schools with the highest graduate rates.
According to the National Center for Higher Education Management Systems, 56 % of U.S. college students graduate from college within 6 years. 73% of Siena students graduate in 4 years.
Here is the list.
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Siena on List of Schools with Highest Graduation Rates
2008 Was a Fabulous Year in Foy Hall
Br. Brian Belanger, director of international programs; Judy Dougherty, assistant director of the Franciscan Center for Service and Advocacy; Suzanne O'Connor, associate director of the Career Center and Deb Del Belso, director of the Career Center all turned fifty this year, and all work in Foy Hall.
They put peace signs on their tee-shirts because the peace sign was started in 1958.
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Friday, December 19, 2008
Siena Grad Makes New York Post Headlines
Chris Connolly, a 2006 graduate of Siena College, double checked 92-year-old Mary Alice Fallon's lottery ticket, which she had given to him to throw away, and realized she had won $1 million.
This all occured at his parent's grocery store in Breezy Point, N.Y.
The article says that Connolly has been working here since graduating from Siena College.
The article can be read in its entirety at http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?t=frh4mvcab.0.0.i4yeivcab.0&p=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nypost.com%2Fseven%2F12192008%2Fnews%2Fregionalnews%2Fgrannys_1m_scratch_win_144978.htm&id=preview
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Siena Grad Writes about Surviving Mumbai Massacre
http://catholicexchange.com/2008/12/07/114648/
Peter O'Malley '88 writes the account of his experience.
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
A Franciscan Christmas Radio Show
Tune in to “A Franciscan Christmas” with Fr. Kevin to hear the great Christmas stories of St. Francis and St. Clare accompanied by the beautiful songs of the season.
Sat., Dec. 20 9 a.m.
Tues., Dec 24 at noon
Wed., Dec 25 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.
On 88.3 WVCR The Saint! You can also listen live online at www.wvcr.com
Franciscan Giving
This year, Siena collected well over 1,000 gifts for 651 capital region residents as part of the annual Franciscan Giving Tree event. Employees also adopted 58 families.
Thanks to all who got involved in this year's programs! You truly made a difference in a time when it is needed most.
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Thanks to all who got involved in this year's programs! You truly made a difference in a time when it is needed most.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
New York State Student Aid
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New York State faces extremely difficult economic challenges. Funding for college student financial aid could be cut as our elected representatives figure out how to close a $15 billion hole in the state’s Budget. Governor Paterson will announce his financial plan for New York State on December 16, including what he wants to spend on higher education programs like TAP, HEOP, STEP/C-STEP, and Liberty Partnerships.
Monday, December 8, 2008
Siena Employees Receive Trustco Bank Award at Siena/SUNY Game
Nikki Carpenter, Katie Cooney-Lesko, Jim Eaton, Sarah Devoe, Noel Hogan, MaryKate Kraus, Allison Maloney, Norah Maloney and Robin Wojcik received the Trustco Bank Award at the game's halftime.
The team signed up to run a half marathon as part of the Leukemia Lymphoma Society’s Team in Training, the world’s largest charity sports training program in May 2008.
The Siena team was inspired to run by Alivia Lovell, the daughter of a colleague, who was diagnosed with ASL Leukemia when she was just two years old. After twelve weeks of training and fundraising, all 9 team members finished the Mohawk/Hudson Half marathon on October 12, thanks to their running coaches Meg, Dan and Danny, as well as their campaign director Robyn.
The team raised a total of $10,000 for blood cancer research, education and patient care. They are even happier to report that 4-year-old Alivia was recently released from Duke’s Children’s Hospital and came to cheer them on at the race!
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The Siena team was inspired to run by Alivia Lovell, the daughter of a colleague, who was diagnosed with ASL Leukemia when she was just two years old. After twelve weeks of training and fundraising, all 9 team members finished the Mohawk/Hudson Half marathon on October 12, thanks to their running coaches Meg, Dan and Danny, as well as their campaign director Robyn.
The team raised a total of $10,000 for blood cancer research, education and patient care. They are even happier to report that 4-year-old Alivia was recently released from Duke’s Children’s Hospital and came to cheer them on at the race!
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