Scholars in Studio is a video series that puts the intellectual life of Smith College at your fingertips. Featuring an array of Smith professors speaking on thought-provoking subjects related to their teaching, research and academic interests, the series not only showcases our diverse and vibrant community of scholars but also lets you experience what Smith students enjoy every day.
Nina Antonetti, Assistant Professor of Landscape Studies
Nina Antonetti traces the evolution of the Smith College campus from the original 27-acre pastoral academic village designed by Frederick Law Olmsted to John Nolen's formal Quadrangles to the 1995 Master Plan of Cornelia Oberlander '44 and Shavaun Towers '71, which knits together varied architectural forms and philosophies into a sustainable vision for future growth. The result is an eclectic landscape that encodes the college's history while remaining an integral part of Smith's educational mission.
Insight
An online journal of ideas and creative thinking from Smith College
www.smith.edu/insight/
The Centers for Engagement, Learning and Leadership
Smith's four interdisciplinary centers integrate student and scholarly interests within a real-world context
www.smith.edu/acad_centers.php
The Smith Design for Learning
Smith's plan to re-imagine a liberal arts education for today's complex world
www.smith.edu/giving/design.php
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