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Come join classmates and colleagues July
17-20, 2008 as we celebrate the School's 90th anniversary.
Register here for the 90th Anniversary Celebration: https://www.smith.edu/ssw/alumni/90_registration.php
Prefer to register by mail? Please print out this form and mail it along with your payment to:
| SSW Office of Advancement & Alumni Affairs |
| Smith College School for Social Work |
| Lilly Hall |
Northampton, MA 01063
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You may also fax it to: 413-585-4456.
We cannot accept registrations over the phone.
All guests must register in advance. Registration and payment must be postmarked by May 1, 2008 to qualify for the special Early Bird registration rate of $125. After May 1, the registration fee is $150. All registrations must be received by June 13, 2008.
By registering for the Celebration, alumni understand and agree that Smith College and the School for Social Work will be taking photos of the Celebration and related events, and may publish them in any format or media without additional permission from those individuals in the photo.
Our keynote speaker will be Dr. Salman Akhtar,
renowned psychoanalyst and Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior at Jefferson
Medical College, Thomas Jefferson University. His keynote lecture will be "From
Xenophobia through Prejudice to Ethnic Violence."
We are also planning many professional development
presentations by faculty and alumni, as well as engaging lunchtime panel presentations.
Look forward to A Dean's Welcome, Friday night dinner and a Saturday night dance,
as well as receptions and opportunities to gather informally with classmates and
friends.
On Thursday evening, July 17, preceding the
opening session, we will feature a one-woman show by current student Chara Riegel,
'08, titled "Cowgirl Expatriate: A Texas Memoir."
The piece was originally produced as her
community practice project and explores Texas identity through a bold look at race,
sex, religion, violence and President Bush.
Prior to the Sunday closing brunch we will
feature a session of reminiscing about Smith through the years hosted by former Dean
Ann Hartman, who is also writing a history of the School for the anniversary celebration.
Watch your mail this coming winter for the registration brochure and check this web
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