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Hispanic Heritage Month recognizes the influence la raza has had on American history and culture. Nosotras,
the Smith Latina student organization, hosts commemorative celebrations
throughout the month.
In October, Smith College recognizes the diversity of Asian/Pacific American cultures. The Asian Students Association and the Korean American Students of Smith co-sponsor a broad range of collaborative events highlighted by an Asian Teahouse and a fall conference.
Smith College annually
honors the pioneering courage of its first African-American graduate,
Dr. Otelia Cromwell, Class of 1900. The entire college gathers for
workshops, lectures, films and performances which focus on the topics
of racism, diversity, and community.
Smith College participates in the national movement to restore the intended meaning of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - making it a Day ON, not a Day OFF. For more details about this event see the
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service page.
November is a time to acknowledge the contributions of the first Americans. Indigenous Smith Students and Allies (ISSA) co-sponsors several events highlighted by an Anti-Columbus Day Teach-In and Rally.
This week-long remembrance of African Americans' history and accomplishments has evolved into a vibrant, month-long celebration. Smith College observes Black History Month throughout February in conjunction with the Black Arts Festival, which is co-sponsored by the Smith Black Students Alliance.
No date on a Friday night?
The Smith College Unity organizations and the Office of Multicultural
Affairs host an assortment of intimate, totally cool events, such as
Live @ Unity, Fire & Spice, Café Afrique, and SC Karaoke!
Presented on Ivy Day in
May, the Unity award goes to the student(s) who has made the most
outstanding contribution to promote diversity and multiculturalism within
the Smith College community.
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