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What Siena Students Are Thankful For

(Other than Thanksgiving break.)

Cat Cazzari
Nov 24, 2015
Siena College
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What Siena Students Are Thankful For
Cat Cazzari

It's that time of year again to reflect on our blessings and give thanks! Here is what Siena students are thankful for this year:

"I'm thankful for family, good health, and my [Student Events Board] co-chair." - Grace Reynolds, Junior

"I'm thankful for Siena College."
"Why?"
"Because it's lit." - Meghan "Mimzy" Zimmermann, Junior

"I'm thankful for all of my wonderful friends and family who support me." - Kelsey Boucher, Junior




"I'm thankful for my sister Kimmie, my family, Imagine Dragons and Netflix (specifically Scandal)." - Cori Clancy, Freshman

"I'm thankful for a higher education." - Mugsy, Junior

"Friends, family, Gerty (my cat), and Joe." - Caitlin DeVoe, Junior

"I'm thankful for the weekend." - Joe Naspo, Junior

"Being able to be part of the Siena community - that is so supporting, through good times and bad." - Kirsten Dunn, Junior

"I'm thankful for the friends I've made at Siena and all of the role models I've met here, and the sense of community. And I'm also thankful for Starbucks." - Amy Polchinski, Junior





"I'm thankful for my loving family and the opportunity to study at Siena College." - Kaylee Urban, Junior

"I'm thankful for my roommate, who keeps me sane." - Pamela Harrison, Sophomore

"I am thankful to be going to school here at Siena College and for all the friends I have made." - Brigid Wynne, Sophomore

"I'm thankful for the opportunity to be here at Siena and to use my college experience to help others." - Billy Mayer, Sophomore

"I am thankful for my awesome housemates, along with the amazing friends I've made here during my four years at Siena." - Natalia DeLaRosa, Senior

"I am thankful for my family, friends and the educational opportunities we have here at Siena." - Maggie McDonough

"I'm thankful for my friends and family and all of the amazing people I've met at Siena." - Meaghan Sollitto, Sophomore




"I'm thankful for my Siena family." - Dakotes McGotes, Junior




"I am thankful for Cat Cazzari." - Annica "Dannica" Penn, Junior




"I'm thankful for my friends." - Ashley A., Senior




"I'm thankful for my family." - Theresa Repole, Sophomore

"I'm thankful that I can go to college." - Anonymous, Junior

"Free food, especially cookies." - Devashish Chaturvedi, Undeclared Sophomore




"I'm thankful that Siena College builds leadership." - Anonymous, Sophomore

"I'm thankful for a warm and love-filled holiday season." - Erin Murphy, Sophomore





"I'm thankful for the opportunity to receive a good scholarship to come to Siena College, because without it I probably wouldn't be here." - Hanif Cropper



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