For Juniors

During their junior year, students have the opportunity to practice their leadership skills whether on campus or abroad. It is a time for students to immerse themselves in a more rigorous leadership position in their house or student organization. Junior year is a time for students to initiate grassroots change, enhance their leadership portfolio and refine their personal definition of leadership.

Junior Leadership Opportunities

In addition to Junior Ushers, Junior Year @ Smith and the numerous campus-wide programs offered throughout the year, these opportunities were specifically designed with juniors in mind:

Student organization expanded leadership role
Apply through Student Government Association (SGA) for a committee appointment, run for vice president, treasurer, diversity chair, House President Association (HPA) chair, Organization Resources Committee (ORC) chair, Judicial Board, honor board secretary
Be involved in residence life by becoming an House Coordinator (HC), House Community Advisor (HCA) or Head Resident (HR)
Become involved in athletics through Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), athletic association, club sport officer, outdoor adventure workers/interns, team captain
Get involved with the house as a Head Of New Students (HONS), social chair, health, Community Service Office (CSO) representative or a House President (HP)
Become a student academic adviser, participate in Collaborations, professional conferences, Smith Elects the World, serve as a departmental liaisons or a tutor
Take part in leadership training through the Student Leadership Program, CSO training, athletics first-year panels, residence life training, house governance training, SGA training, job training, a Women & Financial Independence program or the Women's Narratives program
Get involved in service through Gold Key, Orientation Leader, Smith College Emergency Medical Services (SCEMS), community engagement project, CSO house rep, CSO board, Care internship or a community outreach coordinator