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Our roundup of tips from a range of experts last month on staying calm during the college application process was such a hit, we thought we’d do another. This time, we asked people from all kinds of paths—a TEDx speaker, an etiquette consultant, a career adviser and others—to give us their best tips for high school students prepping for the all-mighty college interview. Is yours looming on the horizon? Read what they said:

The Siena College board of trustees has announced that Br. F. Edward Coughlin, O.F.M., Ph.D. has been appointed the eleventh president of Siena College, effective immediately.

After a service trip to the Dominican Republic back in January, biology major Roshan Nair ’16 was inspired to serve people in rural India last summer and now service has become part of her life.

Former poet laureate of North Carolina Joseph Bathanti visited the Siena College campus this semester to read his work and connect with students as part of the English department’s annual Greyfriar Living Literature Series.

Siena's annual Veterans Recognition Dinner honors the service and sacrifice of the men and women who have served in the armed forces and celebrates the next generation of military leaders.

Siena College has appointed former American Red Cross President of Humanitarian Services Gerald “Jerry” DeFrancisco ’68 to the position of distinguished civic leader in residence within the College’s Office of Academic Community Engagement.

The Damietta Cross-Cultural Center and Black and Latino Student Union recently welcomed an instructor of west African dance, to campus for a high-energy evening of cultural immersion.

The Siena Research Institute was a perfect 15 for 15 in predicting the results of this year's elections for statewide offices and in congressional and state senate races.

Is Siena College currently at the top of your “apply to” list? We hope so, and we hope you’ll consider applying early for admission. Think about it: you could find out within weeks if you’ll be a part of Siena’s class of 2019, and you wouldn’t have to worry about college applications the rest of your senior year. So if your application is in top-notch shape, here is the first round of deadlines:

The History Club's annual trip to the Gettysburg battlefield brought to life the sacrifices and struggles made by the me who fought there during the Civil War.