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Both a structure and a symbol, the new home
for the Picker Engineering Program, computer science, chemistry, biochemistry and
molecular biology will be a compelling, visible statement of Smith's public identity
as the women's college with the strongest programs in science and engineering.
Smith’s
existing science laboratory facilities date from the 1960s. Recent studies have shown
that, when compared to peer institutions, the sciences at Smith have a deficit of
46,000 square feet of space, excluding engineering, to meet existing program needs.
The college’s science expansion plans will address this space shortage
as well as the need for effective, safe facilities for student and faculty research.
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Changing
the Face
of Science &
Engineering
A
Center Made for
Teaching
Picker Engineering
Program
Designing for
Sustainability
Summer
Science
Expanding
Student-Faculty Research
Securing & Retaining
Talented Faculty
Extending
Learning Beyond the Classroom
Attracting
the Best Students
Preserving
Smith's
Great Collections
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