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One of the advantages of a Smith education
is the intentional design of numerous opportunities for undergraduates to conduct
research with a faculty member in the arts, humanities, science, and engineering.
 Students
develop projects as a result of work in classes or to pursue, in an intensive and
structured way, a long-term academic interest. STRIDE scholarships provide selected students with research opportunities for their first
two years at Smith and include a stipend for their work with faculty.
Whatever the basis for the work, the level of achievement
is frequently on a par with graduate school study and provides the student, at an
early stage of her learning, with a sense of the demands and realities of her discipline
and advanced studies.
Examples of student-faculty research in several disciplines
are described in the annual Collaborations Day proceedings.
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Changing
the Face
of Science &
Engineering
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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