Welcome Back, Wildcats!

Siena Alumni Page

As a Siena alumnus, you’re part of a growing tradition of students who’ve gained the key skills, tools, and confidence to become lifelong learners. We’re thrilled to launch this alumni page to share events, updates, throwback pictures, and more. We’re also exploring options for an alumni focus group, professional mentoring group, and volunteer opportunities, so stay tuned as we continue to grow our alumni network. 

As much as we’d like to see you in person, we’ll still be doing everything virtually. Whether you’ve graduated, changed jobs, gotten married, or just want to send a note, you can always update us using the form below.

Keep checking back here for some Now & Then photos, digital yearbooks, and more! Thank you again for being a part of the Siena community, and for continuing to be a Siena advocate.

And, as always, follow your tracks back to Siena. 

Every Wildcat Has a Story

Here’s what some of our alumni have been up to:

Paige Orland (Class of 2011) recently started working as a graphic designer for IQ Solutions, which specializes in strategic communications, research, and public health. 

Liz Mayio (Class of 2016) is currently applying to graduate programs for a doctorate in physical therapy. 

Liv-E Douglas (Class of 2017) is a second-semester senior at Goucher College majoring in creative writing and doing both personal and academic work with storytelling in different communities. 

While continuing her courses at Montgomery College, Meribor Matusow (Class of 2018) is starting a new job at a hair salon in Takoma Park called Scissor and Comb as a hair stylist assistant.

Partha Roy (Class of 2018) just completed his junior year at Eastern Mennonite University and is double majoring in Global Studies and Interdisciplinary Music. This year he has participated in the music ensemble, and in the spring he performed in the university’s theater production of Shrek the Musical as the Sugar Plum Fairy and other roles. He is now preparing for his study abroad this fall semester in Thailand.  

Gabi Connor (Class of 2019) is doing well at Colorado Mesa University. She just completed two English classes this summer that helped her learn new types of writing. She took an Intro to Social Work class last year, and she’s eyeing social work as the right career path for her. She’s looking forward to participating in the social work club and to start volunteering in the Grand Junction community. She was recently accepted into Colorado Mesa's Social Work program.

Chase Stingley (Class of 2020) started hiking the Appalachian Trail in spring 2021. He's hiked over 600 miles, and it's been a wonderful experience so far. He’ll hopefully write a book about his experiences one day. 

Professional Resources

As you’re finishing college, starting a job, or looking to change careers, start by connecting with others in the Siena community on our new LinkedIn page for alumni. Having a strong professional network is incredibly important. You never know who a former classmate or teacher will know as you’re on the job market or simply learning about different career paths, so don't hesitate to reach out to them.

Check back here for more opportunities to share career resources and advice.  

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