9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Registration
in the Sarazen Student Union
See information under Friday, June 1.

10:00 am
CLASSES OF 1942, 1947, 1952 & 1957
Sarazen Student Union, Maloney Great Room
Enjoy the President’s Champagne Brunch compliments of the College and be recognized for your return to campus.

10:00 am
President’s Champagne Brunch and Distinguished Alumni Awards Ceremony
in the Maloney Great Room.
Fr. Kevin Mullen, O.F.M. '75 hosts a special brunch in honor of the 2007 Distinguished Alumni Award Recipients and to thank current members of the President’s Circle for their leadership support of the Annual Fund. Complimentary to Distinguished Alumni Recipients, President’s Circle Members, and members of the classes celebrating reunions of 50 years or more. 

Award Recipients

11:45 am
Estate Planning Seminar
in the Molinari Room
"Leaving Something For Everyone But Uncle Sam!"
Learn the techniques that will put more money in the pockets of your loved ones and your favorite charities rather than in the government’s! Presented by
John R. Sise ’75, Esq., Director of Planned Giving.

12:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Family Picnic
in the Academic Quad
The Franciscan Friars are our hosts for this fun-filled event for the entire family. Enjoy food fresh off the grill, and show your school spirit by wearing your Siena gear. A variety of children’s activities will be available, including Mr. Bouncy Bounce, a petting zoo and pony rides. The Mike Gilman Dance Show (w/ Mark Ives '78) will be providing music at the picnic for the 19th consecutive year!

12:00 pm to 4:00 pm
ROTC OPEN HOUSE
Serra Hall ROTC Offices
Come by and see how Army ROTC at Siena College has become one of the best programs in the Nation. Register as an Alumni of the Mohawk Battalion and receive an honorary membership coin. Catch up on the latest news from old friends.

12:00 pm to 3:00 pm
12:00 noon- Academic Session #1, Siena Hall 122
FRANCISCAN HISTORY IN THE CAPITAL REGION & THE FOUNDING OF SIENA COLLEGE
Join resident historian, Fr. Dan Dwyer, OFM ‘74, as he shares the history of the Franciscan Friars establishment in New York’s Capital Region and the founding of Siena College.

12:30 pm- Academic Session #2, Siena Hall 106
Franciscanism & WillIam Kennedy’s Writings
Dr. Bulger will discuss his new course, Franciscanism and Literature. He will particularly emphasize how Siena’s emphasis on the teachings of Saint Francis influenced the writings of William Kennedy, Siena class of 1949. He will also look at how St. Francis was portrayed by such great writers as Dante and Shakespeare and he will assess how current Siena students reacted to this exposure to Franciscanism.
Presented by Dr. Tom Bulger, Professor of English

1:00 pm- Academic Session #3, Roger Bacon Hall 340
Computer Science Capstone Discussion
The Computer Science Department has passed its 25th anniversary and has occupied the third floor of Roger Bacon Hall for over three years. Thanks to the continued support of the College and the generous support of benefactors, the department’s hardware, software, laboratories, and faculty have kept up with changing technologies and expectations by graduate schools and employers. Come hear how the curriculum has changed; take a look at the facilities; hear about what the faculty are doing; and see the accomplishments of students in the Software Engineering courses. Presented by Dr. Timoth Lederman, Professor of Computer Science

1:30 pm- Academic Session #4, Siena Hall 3rd Floor South
Hickey Financial Center Demonstration
The doors to the Hickey Financial Technology Center and the Raub Trading Room have been open for nearly two years. This technologically advanced facility is one of only a handful in the country. Join this session to see the powerful impact this center is having on our current students. Presented by Mr. Tony Pondillo ‘65, Assistant Dean of the School of Business.

2:00 pm- Academic Session #5, Siena Hall 106
1937
Presented by Tom Kelly, Professor Emeritus, History 

2:30 pm
Walking Tour of Campus
Departing from Padua Hall
Meet up with our expert tour guides in front of McGuire Hall for an hour-long look at the progress Siena has made since your days on campus.

5:00 pm
Alumni Memorial Mass
in St. Mary of the Angles Chapel
 Join alumni at a special mass of remembrance for dearly departed classmates and alumni. Fr. President Kevin Mullen will celebrate this mass and all our alumni priests are welcome to join him. All are invited to attend this moving memorial to those who have gone before us.

5:30 pm
CLASS OF 1982 THANK YOU PARTY
Dapps, Spring Street, Watervliet
The Class of 1982 has set a goal to raise $82,000 to restore Siena Hall’s Gold Dome. All classmates who make a gift/pledge of $1,000 or more (payable over 5 years) will be invited to a special cocktail party at Siena’s longtime, favorite place. . .DAPPS!

6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
CLASS DINNER EVENTS
Locations vary

Class of 1962- West Room, Serra Hall
Join your classmates for an evening of great conversation and reacquainted friendships. Enjoy a great cocktail hour and a lavish dinner buffet. Open bar. Business casual dress. $50 per person.

Class of 1967- McGuire Hall Lawn
Classmates are invited to an traditional New England Clam Steam and BBQ! This will be a great time to see old friends and share stories. Open bar. Casual dress. $50 per person.

Class of 1972- Boland Room, Fr. Ben Kuhn House
The catering staff has prepared a wonderful dinner buffet of Chicken Marsala, Eggplant Roulades and Teryaki Seared Salmon! Join your classmates for a great evening. Open bar. Business attire. $40 per person.

Class of 1977- Foy Hall
Reunite with your classmates and travel down memory lane. Enjoy upscale hors d’oeuvres, pasta and carving stations. Open bar. Business casual dress. $50 per person.

Class of 1982- Maloney Great Room
*Starts at 7:00 PM
Your 25th Reunion Committee has planned a great evening! Return to campus from Dapps or join up with your classmates to continue the party. Pasta, carving, salad and dessert stations will fill the Maloney Great Room. Open bar. Business casual dress. $50 per person.

Class of 1987- St. Francis House
The historic setting of the 1930’s era St. Francis House awaits classmates returning for a great time. Start off with cocktails, then, feast on a savory dinner buffet complete with open bar. Business casual dress. $50 per person.

Class of 1992- Upper Level, Serra Hall
Gather with your classmates in "The New Saga!" You’ll be amazed by the transformation of this building. Enjoy upscale hors d’oeuvre and carving and pasta stations. Open bar. Business casual dress. $50 per person.

Class of 1997- Residence Quad Tent
Classmates gather under a tent filled with fun. Each corner will feature a specialty bar- wine, beer, martini and cocktails. The center island will be covered with mouthwatering mega munchies! Open Bar. Casual attire. $50 per person.

Class of 2002- Lower Level, Serra Hall
"Back to school" is the theme the committee was thinking when they planned this high energy party. Enjoy crazy finger foods, beer, wine and soda. (Cash bar for liquor.) Casual attire. $30 per person.

9:00 pm
All Alumni Bash
ARC
Join all our alumni in the ARC for a HUGE celebration to cap off Reunion Weekend. Live music by the Refrigerators, cash bar and late night snacks!

8:00 am – 12:00 noon
Farewell Brunch
Sarazen Student Union Maloney Great Room
Take one last chance to reminisce before departing campus. This brunch is complimentary to our guests in Padua & Plassmann Halls. $10 for all other guests.

11:30 am - 12:30 pm
SUNDAY MASS
The Class of 1982 welcomes all alumni to this special mass celebrated by Fr. Ken Paulli, OFM ‘82 in honor of their 25th Class Reunion.

25th Anniversary Giving: Annual Fund+
25th Anniversary Reunion Giving: Annual Fund PLUS...Members of the Class of 1982, in marking their 25th Anniversary milestone, will lead the way in helping Alumni to think about Siena in a different way—as an important part of their long-term giving/ philanthropy. Members of the Class of 1982 are asked to make personal meaningful gifts to both the Annual Fund and to the Class of 1982 Reunion Gift Project.  A committee composed of Class of ’82 members have identified the restoration of the Siena Hall Dome as their class project.  The Class goal is to raise $82,000 in support of this project.  For more information or how to give, please contact Nathan Maloney '00 in the Alumni Relations Office.

5th, 10th, 15th, 20th, 30th, 35th, 40th, 45th, 50th, 55th, 60th, & 65th

Anniversary Reunions: 
In honor of your anniversary year reunion, your class is working together to make a significant Class Gift to Siena College s Annual Fund. The Annual Fund is essential for continued excellence and growth at Siena. Reunion Class Gifts are a crucial component of this support and provide you with a chance to make Siena an important part of your philanthropy from this point onward. Every gift counts! You can make a gift via the Reunion Registration form or by contacting the Annual Fund office at 1-888-SIENA4U and online at www.siena.edu/annualfund. For more information on Reunion Giving, click on the Reunion Giving Link on the Annual Fund homepage.

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