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Meghan Takes On Siena

An interview with my name twin and wonderful friend.

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Meghan Takes On Siena
Megan Jones

Why Meghan Loves Siena

Meghan is the most superb, croc loving, soccer mom who just so happens to be one of my hallmates, a fellow bonner, and one of my best friends here at Siena College. We tend to not leave each other's sides so it can be a wee bit confusing for all involved but we handle it pretty well as a dynamic duo. This week, we decided to find out more about what each Meg of Meg^2 loves most about our new home away from home.

1. Describe Siena in five words:

A crazy, loving, wonderful family.

2. What’s your favorite spot on campus?

I love to spend time at the Grotto, especially at night. It is such a beautiful spot to relax and reflect. It’s usually pretty quiet, too, so it’s the perfect place to go if you need to get away from the chaos of campus for a few minutes.

3. Favorite gelato flavor from Saga?

Salted caramel with graham cracker crumbs mixed in!

4. What extracurriculars are you involved in?

I’m a Bonner Service Leader, and I serve with the Unity House of Troy. I’m also a Pathfinder, a Girl Scout Leader, and a part of the Student Ministry Board.

5. Saga or Casey’s wraps?

Definitely Casey’s wraps; my go-to is grilled chicken, mozzarella, tomatoes, and black olives.

6. Favorite place to study?

I like to study in Casey’s. I need the background noise to focus, and there’s an 100% chance I’ll find friends to work with. I started the year off doing my schoolwork in my room, but it was wayyyyyy too easy to take a nap instead.

7. How do you stay organized/sane?

My planner is my best friend. Also, in the last few weeks, I’ve grown really attached to Google Calendar. It gives me reminders for my classes, service, meetings, and other obligations, which have saved me from accidentally skipping more than once now. My biggest pieces of advice for organization in college are to schedule your time and learn to say no, because it’s really easy to overcommit yourself.

8. Favorite memory so far?

My favorite memories so far have been Academic Support Hours for the Bonner program at the More House. Not too much work gets done, but I love spending time with my Bonner family, who are some of my favorite people on campus.

9. Favorite campus activity?

My favorite part of the week is Sunday night mass at 7pm. I love to see so many people come together to worship. The 7pm mass is musical and energetic; it’s an amazing way to recharge and start off the week.

10. Advice you would give to a current senior in high school?

My advice to a current high school senior would be to go with your gut. At the beginning of my senior year, I was sure that I wanted to move far away from my hometown; Siena is only fifteen minutes from my house. However, when I visited Siena, it was the first school where I got the feeling, and I immediately knew it was the place I wanted to spend my next four years. Pay attention to how you feel when you step onto a prospective campus. I couldn’t be happier at Siena and I’m so happy I trusted my instincts.

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