Botanic Garden

The botanic garden — which encompasses the college’s 147-acre campus and includes a variety of specialty gardens and the Lyman Plant House — plays a vital role in the college’s curriculum.

Center for Amazonian Literature and Culture

A specialized forum for writers from the Amazonian regions of Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia and Venezuela.

Clark Science Center Mentoring Office

The mentoring office at the Clark Science Center aims to increase and retain the number of African American, Latina, Native American, Asian, Pacific Islander and first-generation college students in science, engineering and math at Smith.

Grécourt Bookshop

Located in the Campus Center, the bookshop carries required texts for Smith courses, a selection of general books, stationery supplies, imprinted clothing and gifts.

Information Technology Services (ITS)

Provides academic and administrative computing resources to the college.

Institutional Review Board

The IRB maintains guidelines for safeguarding and upholding the rights and welfare of volunteer participants in research.

Jacobson Center for Writing, Teaching and Learning

Students at all levels of academic skill work with the center’s writing counselors to improve drafts of their papers.

Museum of Art

Smith's renowned Museum of Art serves as an important teaching tool as well as a significant public and scholarly resource.

Project on Women and Social Change

An interdisciplinary research group, drawing together faculty from a wide range of disciplines in exploring women's contributions to social change.

The Sophia Smith Collection

An internationally recognized repository of manuscripts, photographs, periodicals and other primary sources in women's history.

Spinelli Center for Quantitative Learning

Tutoring, workshops, and class study sessions in support of students doing quantitative work across the curriculum.