Hall of Fame
Todd Siben is being inducted into the Hall of Fame for his many years of service to Ramapo College. Beginning in 1975, he started a lengthy and successful career as an ice hockey coach for youth, scholastic and college programs. Siben had the pleasure of coaching league and state championship teams while being recognized as Coach of the Year, in addition to receiving various other honors for his work. His passion for ice hockey landed him at Ramapo College where he was a part of the Roadrunner Ice Hockey staff from 1977 to 1980, as the team made the jump to the ECAC. His duties included on-ice instruction, recruitment and team and equipment management. His commitment to the team and Ramapo College continued post-graduation as he served a stint as co-organizer of the annual Ice Hockey Alumni game which has reflected a unique and abiding team spirit for more than 35 consecutive years. Siben was a key member of the Hall of Fame Committee for numerous years serving in roles such as committee chair. Siben earned a bachelor of arts degree in contemporary arts from Ramapo and a master of arts degree in adult and higher education from Teachers College of Columbia University. He has spent most of his thirty-plus year career in the field of higher education working with students of all ages. For twenty-eight years he was employed by Thomas Edison State University assisting adults with degree completion, before he retired in 2017. He currently resides in Boynton Beach, Florida.
