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The Smith Scholars Program is designed
for highly motivated and talented students who want to spend
one or two years working on projects of their own devising, freed (in
varying degrees)
from normal college requirements. A student may apply at
any time after the first semester of her sophomore year and must submit
a detailed statement
of her program, an evaluation of her proposal and her capacity
to complete it from those faculty who will advise her and two supporting
recommendations
from instructors who have taught her in class. The deadlines
for submission of proposals for the Smith Scholars Program are November
30 and April
30 of the student’s junior year. The proportion of work to be done
in normal courses will be decided jointly by the student,
her adviser(s) and the Committee on Academic Priorities. Work done in
the program may
result in a thesis, a group of related papers, an original
piece of work, such as a play, or some combination of these.
A Smith Scholar
may or may not complete a regular departmental major. Further
details, guidelines and applications are available from department chairs,
honors directors, the class deans and the director of the Ada Comstock
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