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The Program for the Study of Women and Gender examines gender, race, class and sexuality as important and simultaneous aspects of social worlds and human lives. As an interdisciplinary endeavor, the study of women and gender shows students how different academic disciplines view the operation of gender in the labor market, the family, political systems and cultural production. Research and theory emerge from these everyday realities and feminist theory, in turn, informs our analysis of political choices.

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The Emergency Procedures Working Group (EPWG) will update the Disaster Plan on an annual basis and will distribute updated information to all staff who have a copy of the Plan. It is the owner's responsibility to insert these updates as soon as they are received so that each copy remains current.

I.    Introduction

If this is an emergency, DON'T PANIC! Just take a deep breath and read on....

For complete information, see the Smith College Libraries Disaster Plan.

The Smith College Libraries have created resource pages for the following poets who have read as part of the Smith College Poetry Center readings. The dates of their readings are listed below their names. Please note that some links may be out of date.

Carol Zaleski, Professor of World Religions

Joel Kaminsky, Professor of Religion

Oversight of the Friends is assured by an Executive Committee that helps to spread the word about the Libraries. The committee meets twice yearly, plans events and undertakes projects that benefit the Libraries. Each April, the executive committee in consultation with the Director of Libraries votes on the distribution of funds raised during the academic year.

FSCL Executive Committee, 2012-2013

Ann Shanahan '59, Chair

Liz Doucett '80

Jenny Frost '78

Julie Iatron '97

Susan Novick '81