Portraits of Presidents: A Celebration of Smith Leaders
Gallery Talk and Reception, 4–5 p.m. Friday, October 18, presented by John Davis, Alice Pratt Brown Professor of Art.
College Hall
Art Stories: Personal Experiences with SCMA’s Collection
Organized to welcome President McCartney, this exhibition features meaningful and memorable works from the museum’s collection nominated by the Smith community. Personal stories accompany each work, revealing the ways that SCMA’s collection educates, inspires and transforms.
Smith College Museum of Art, October 11–December 15
Smith Women for the World
Photographic portraits of Smith alumnae from all walks of life.
Alumnae House Gallery
Innovations in Early Education: Cultivating Young Botanists Through Inquiry-Based Learning
Botanic Garden
Global Encounters: The Lewis Global Studies Center Photography Contest Exhibition
Smith students share their international experience through photographs depicting cultural encounters, daily life, perspectives on U.S. culture from international students, global engagement on campus, and more.
Lewis Global Studies Center, Wright Hall; October 16–30
Changing the Shape of Women’s Lives: Contributions of Smith Women to Early Childhood Education
In 1925 Ethel Puffer Howes, Smith class of 1891, received a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation to found an institute at Smith with the purpose of demonstrating progressive ideas on combining work and children.
College Archives, Alumnae Gymnasium
Children’s Visual Expression: Artwork by the Children of Smith College’s Center for Early Childhood Education and Campus School
Nolen Arts Lounge, Campus Center
20/20: The Past and Future of the Smith College Staff Council
As Staff Council celebrates 20 years, reflect on what we have accomplished so far and let us know what you hope to see us achieve with an interactive comment wall.
Campus Center, 2nd Floor Hallway
