TFS - Canada's International School

SIENA a été acceptée à l'Université de Savannah College of Art and Design, au Pratt Institute et au Collège Sarah Lawrence aux États-Unis, à l'Université de l'École d'art et de design de l'Ontario, à l'Université Ryerson à Toronto, ainsi qu'à l'école d'art Emily Carr University of Art + Design à Vancouver. Elle a par ailleurs reçu plusieurs bourses d'études, dont l'International Merit Scholarship de Pratt, institut où elle a décidé de poursuivre ses études de photographie afin de réaliser son rêve de devenir photographe professionnelle. Pour Siena, la photographie est un moyen d'expression qui permet de transmettre visuellement et de manière éloquente des messages sur la culture, la religion et les peuples du monde entier. Elle rêve de voyager et de recueillir ces instants de vie, et de contribuer aux changements positifs sur le plan environnemental et social, notamment à travers des publications comme National Geographic. SIENA was offered admission to Savannah College of Art and Design, the Pratt Institute and Sarah Lawrence College in the US, OCAD and Ryerson universities in Toronto, and Emily Carr University of Art + Design in Vancouver. She also received scholarships with her offers, including the International Merit Scholarship from Pratt based on her academics and portfolio. Siena has decided to pursue photography at Pratt in New York City this fall, where she was recruited as an athlete in track and soccer as well, to further her aspirations of becoming a professional photographer. For Siena, photography is a language that helps visually represent a deeper message about culture, religion and people around the world. Her dream is to travel and collect those stories, and impact positive environmental and social change for publications like National Geographic. Ses Projets Future Plans DESTINATION / DESTINATION Pratt Institute PROGRAMME / PROGRAM Photography "Being able to say that you went to a school that accepted everyone, was always open to new ideas and was open to you talking about who you are is probably the most rewarding thing about being a TFS student."

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