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Smith College Alumnae Association (AASC) is dedicated to enhancing the lives of Smith women worldwide. Through high-quality programs, unique services, and world-class events, the association reinforces the strong, lifelong ties that our diverse alumnae have to Smith and to each other.
Smith Women Connect: Careers - Connect with other alumnae in a variety of fields who are willing to share advice and expertise, and through Webinars, on-campus events, and workshops we provide you with the information you need to get your career on the right track.
Smith College Alumnae Directory - Connect with other alumnae working in related fields, post your resume, and search for jobs.
E-Access - The Lazarus Center's database of jobs and internships. Create a free account and browse thousands of job, internship and fellowship opportunities! Alums may also post positions at their organizations.
Keeping Your Career on Track in a Down Economy…and Beyond
Presented by Barbara Reinhold, EdD, best-selling author, nationally known career counselor, and former director of the Smith Career Development Office and Executive Education. Explore the challenging issues facing alumnae in the workforce today, learn how to overcome them, and how to prepare for future opportunities.
Women for Hire - Founded in 1999 as the first and only company devoted to a comprehensive array of recruitment services for women, Women For Hire offers signature career fairs, an exceptional professional online network, inspiring speeches and seminars, a smart, popular career-focused magazine, customized marketing programs, and an online job board—all of which connect leading employers and talented professional women in all fields.
Women @ Work - Women@Work is a rapidly expanding network of exceptionally talented current and returning professional women who are seeking work-life balance and flexibility. We connect and serve two constituencies: women who are interested in both part-time and full-time work and the employers who need their top-notch skills and expertise.
