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Extracurricular activities
and additional learning opportunities planned by students
fill the summer weeks from the Student Orientation, to the
Senior Skit and graduation. Through the sponsorship of various student
organizations, students host lectures, discussion groups, demonstrations,
and other creative events that inspire and ignite campus
energies. Students also present their research project at community
colloquia and organize a range of varied social and recreational events
during the summer months. As a largely residential community, exchanges
among students, and between students and faculty extend beyond the
classroom, spilling into dining halls and cross-campus walks, creating
an informal and ongoing supportive environment.
Student Organization
is the central organizing body for students at the School
for Social Work. This highly active organization is committed
to responding to the changing needs of Smith students and
has several functions which have evolved through the years. Its primary
role includes providing student representation and input into all
aspects of the School, taking an active role in shaping School policies
and procedures, organizing extracurricular activities, both
social and intellectual, providing a forum within which all groups
and special interests of the student body can be heard, and working
together to share and allocate resources. Student Organization serves
as an umbrella for a number of special interest student groups. These
groups increase, and vary from year to year, but have in the past
included:
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