Siena College

Emily's one of six Saints spending a January Term in Costa Rica. Each student got to choose whether to spend the three weeks as a volunteer in healthcare, teaching, animal care, or construction. Emily's teaching English to children at a daycare.

The University of New York in Prague offers a three-week Art and Architecture course over winter break. As you might expect, the class explores the art and architecture of the capital and largest city in the Czech Republic. Jefri Caballero '25 spent the first day and the last day of class sitting at a desk. On every day in between, Prague was his classroom.

The word "crack," in Northern Ireland spelled "craic," is derived from Middle English "crak," meaning "loud conversation." That brief etymology lesson would have saved Harini Karnati '25 some confusion.

Hannah Smith '25 wrote more than 5,000 words during a five-day writing intensive course in Scotland. But one memorable encounter left the prolific writer speechless.

Samantha Thompson '26 wants to work in a high school someday splitting her career between opposite sides of the building. Her time this summer in London proved that the two professions aren't as far apart as they seem.

Finesse Johnson Stewart '25 wants an education in the global fight for social justice. Instead of just reading about notable figures in the history books, she went to speak with them.

Students pursue international internships, do original research, engage in meaningful service learning and form lasting bonds and friendships, all while improving their employment prospects.

Students pursue international internships, do original research, engage in meaningful service learning and form lasting bonds and friendships, all while improving their employment prospects.

Students pursue international internships, do original research, engage in meaningful service learning and form lasting bonds and friendships, all while improving their employment prospects.

Students pursue international internships, do original research, engage in meaningful service learning and form lasting bonds and friendships, all while improving their employment prospects.

Students pursue international internships, do original research, engage in meaningful service learning and form lasting bonds and friendships, all while improving their employment prospects.

Two Siena Saints have been awarded Gilman Scholarships for the upcoming fall 2017 semester. Biology major Chantalle Durr '18, will be traveling to South Korea and Sasha Bentley '18, will be studying in Costa Rica.

Students pursue international internships, do original research, engage in meaningful service learning and form lasting bonds and friendships, all while improving their employment prospects.

Students pursue international internships, do original research, engage in meaningful service learning and form lasting bonds and friendships, all while improving their employment prospects.

Students pursue international internships, do original research, engage in meaningful service learning and form lasting bonds and friendships, all while improving their employment prospects.

During winter break, 22 students, joined eight faculty members on a trip to Italy, the birthplace of the Franciscan tradition on which Siena College was founded. The trip, called “Religious Treasures of Italy,” took the group on a tour around the country, exploring the historic and religious aspects of each city visited, including Rome, Venice, Florence, Assisi and, of course, Siena. Area residents that took part in the trip included:

The following Siena College students recently returned from study abroad programs: