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- Siena Grad Becomes Oldest Army Lieutenant
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About Siena College
Siena College is a learning community advancing the ideals of a liberal arts education, rooted in its identity as a Franciscan and Catholic college.
The beautiful, suburban campus is home to 3,000 undergraduates, located in Loudonville, N.Y. , just a few miles outside of the state capitol. We offer 28 majors, as well as 46 minor and certificate programs. Our students engage in a personalized education where they are challenged in a way that ideally prepares them for a lifetime of extraordinary achievement.
For more information, please visit http://www.siena.edu/.
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The beautiful, suburban campus is home to 3,000 undergraduates, located in Loudonville, N.Y. , just a few miles outside of the state capitol. We offer 28 majors, as well as 46 minor and certificate programs. Our students engage in a personalized education where they are challenged in a way that ideally prepares them for a lifetime of extraordinary achievement.
For more information, please visit http://www.siena.edu/.
TO SUGGEST A STORY/POST PLEASE EMAIL COMMUNICATIONS@SIENA.EDU
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2 comments:
SC should have included an article on the school's decision to cancel plans for a new dorm which would have alleviated the over crowding on campus. Sadly, parents were never consulted or informed prior to the formal announcement. How can Siena discuss the concept of "community" when parents are not kept in the loop. I will still support Siena but I am very disappointed the school decided to go in this direction. Oh well, it just money and our life savings were are depleting.
David,
Thank you for your comment. The issue of Siena News was already at the printer when this decision was made, but we hope that you enjoyed the issue overall. Please feel free to contact Siena using the number and the email that were given in the letter sent home to parents and students on this topic.
We appreciate the support/
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