SHE WENT TO SMITH

If you're still not sure where a Smith education can take you, consider our outstanding record of alumnae achievement. Among our accomplished alumnae are:

• Margaret Mitchell ’22, author of Gone With the Wind
• Anne Morrow Lindbergh ’28, aviator and author of Gift from the Sea
• Julia Child ’34, star of TV’s The French Chef
• Madeleine L’Engle ’41, award-winning author of A Wrinkle in Time
• Betty Friedan ’42, author of The Feminine Mystique
• Nancy Reagan ’43, former First Lady of the United States
• Barbara Bush ’47, former First Lady of the United States
• Xie Xide ’49, physicist and former president of Fudan University in China
• Sylvia Plath ’55, poet; author of The Bell Jar and Ariel
• Gloria Steinem ’56, founder of Ms. magazine and noted feminist writer
• Jane Yolen ’60, award-winning children’s book author
• Marilyn Carlson Nelson ’61, chairman of the Carlson Companies and former chair of the National Women’s Business Council
• Sally Quinn ’63, author and commentator
• Victoria Chan Palay ’65, a neurobiologist and former Olympic athlete
• Molly Ivins ’66, political columnist and commentator
• Jane Harman ’66, former U.S. Representative from California; head of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
• Juliet Taylor ’67, casting director for more than 60 movies, including Woody Allen’s films
• Rochelle Braff Lazarus ’68, chairman and chief executive officer of Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide
• Sandy Skoglund ’68, installation artist, photographer and sculptor
• Laura Tyson ’69, professor at the Haas School of Business at the University of California at Berkeley; former head of the National Economic Council
• Pearl Yau Toy ’69, physician and professor of laboratory medicine at the University of California in San Francisco
• Shelley Hack ’70, actress (Annie Hall, Charlie’s Angels)
• Julie Nixon Eisenhower ’70, author of Special People and Pat Nixon: The Untold Story
• Marilynn Davis ’73, assistant secretary for administration at the Department of Housing and Urban Development for the Clinton administration
• Yolanda King ’76, actress, producer, lecturer
• Pamela Craig ’79, partner in Accenture, the world’s largest management information consulting firm
• Lauren Lazin ’82, award-winning independent filmmaker (Tupac: Resurrection) and vice president for news and specials at MTV
• Margaret Edson ’83, teacher and author of the Pulitzer Prize–winning play Wit
• Tammy Baldwin ’84, U.S. Senator from Wisconsin
• Kathleen Marshall ’85, Tony Award-winning Broadway choreographer and director
• Sherry Rehman ’85, member, Pakistan National Assembly
• Thelma Golden ’87, director and chief curator at the Studio Museum in Harlem
• Farah Pandith ’90, special representative to Muslim communities, U.S. Department of State
• Simran Sethi ’92, environmental journalist
• Devin Alexander ’93, chef, cookbook author and host of TV’s Healthy Decadence
• Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy ’02, investigative television reporter and Academy Award–winning documentary filmmaker