I'm an Alumni from this university and not very much willing to celebrate it. Being a person who was active in student engagement wether it was working in Studio Angelico or being the President of the environmental student organization on campus I saw a lot of things higher management did not openly express but definitely didn't hide. This made a lasting impact on how I view this school. There is little to no care for a lot of the departments on campus when it comes to support, unless it's sports or music. I saw how each student was viewed as a paycheck only and not given support when really needing it - EVEN with the services they offered it was minimal at best. I wish this school was something I could be proud of but as I've heard since graduating in 2020, it has gone horribly downhill. read more

I was advised at Ford to go to Graduate school. I didn't want to waste this opportunity. I decided to go where I completed my undergraduate school. After going through the Organizational Leadership program I graduated in May 2015! I did go to the local branch in Southfield or the Metro Detroit Branch out of convenience. When I went to the main campus for the Commencement I was really impressed with the major upgrades to the facilities since I was last on campus. I absolutely loved it. The first six classes in the program were blended, which is alternating in class and on-line every other week. I'm old school, I like the professor contact and interactions. The final six were on-line. The professors are fantastic. They have your best interest in mind for all of the classes. This was a fun and rewarding experience and now I'm am more valuable to my company. I'm a Saint!!!! read more

Siena Heights University - Graduate College Organizational Leadership 2015 - Colleges & Universities Near Me - Adrian, Michigan

Ah, my alma mater! One day I may write a book about my adventures at Siena and all the trouble I averted by having a tight group of friends. Until then, I'll fondly remember baking bread and chickens in my dorm room (no, we weren't allowed to do this), partying with the Zetas and being unofficially adopted as a "Sister" (no, we weren't allowed to do this Sisterhood part), keeping a friend's rabbit-raising business under wraps (no, we weren't supposed to be doing this), and traveling around SE Michigan (one of the things not frowned upon). Oh, yeah, they provide scholastic educational services too. For my first year of work-study, I was assigned to sweeping and mopping the dorm stairwells and became known and the stair-sweeper boy. Apparently, I was widely known even though I wasn't aware of my notoriety of such. I also worked in the library but never achieved infamy for that role. All joking aside, SHU is a terrific environment to get educated, especially when you were raised in a village of 500 people and lack social skills. Not that this would describe the typical student here, but it did allow me to transition into the person I am today. read more

I am still a Saint!! I will review this school in a very frank matter! At first, I was not keen on attending a school where no one living outside of the Lenawee County area has not ever heard of! Our dorms were located within the same building as the Office of Admissions, Cafeteria, and Dean of Students Office-- yikes!! Also to my dismay, there were not any Multicultural organizations (sororities, frats, student organizations) on campus. What a horrible 1st semester I had. This was in 2005. All of a sudden, I woke up!! I started to appreciate Siena Heights for what it had.. not for what it lacked! I got involved in sooo many activities, all a while holding onto my 3.5 grade point average. For the last three years of my life there (years 2006-2009) I was a SSS mentor, President of the Resident Hall Council, an active member of the Student Senate organization, participated as a "BIG" for the Big Brothers Big Sisters club, Volunteered during the cold winter months at the Salvation Army for Share the Warmth; was an intern for both Edward Jones Investments and our founders, The Adrian Dominican Sisters, and met so many people who shaped and changed my life forever (including my husband , Kevin)!! I grew as a person, as a woman, and as a student. Those who played key roles in my success include (from the Business Administration department): Claudia Blanchard, Sabrina Terrany, Bill Blackerby, Carliene Palmer, Laura (the accounting department) and Linda Campbell. From the Social Sciences department, Linda (sorry I am having a brain freeze and can not remember her last name). From the Student Affairs department, TRUDY MCSORLEY-- I absolutely love Trudy!! and the President of Siena Heights University, Sr. Peg Albert. Thank you so much again for dinner at Red Lobster :) Although this is a very expensive institution, because it is private, I would recommend to anyone!! I am currently receiving a Post-Bachelors certificate from Madonna University and it is HORRIFIC!! I miss Siena. :) read more