See what our students and faculty members have been up to at the annual showcase of scholarly work across disciplines. Projects illustrate the breadth and depth of the liberal arts curriculum, and will be displayed at various locations across campus.
Friday, April 25 at 7:30 p.m. | Theatre 14, Mendenhall
Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare, directed by Daniel Elihu Kramer. Open to the public. Tickets range from $5 to $15 and are free for Smith students.
Economics and American Studies major; Global Finance concentrator
“Knowledge at Smith to me means a collaborative, supportive environment where I know I can learn without fear of failing, and know that my professors and peers are cultivating success.”
“Rather than gatekeep information or ideas, I find that the Smith community is quick to share out what they have learned with their community members. My favorite moments are when I am working with a class, and I am able to learn from both the students and faculty, despite being the instructor in that room.”
Professor of the Study of Women and Gender; Chair of the Program for the Study of Women, Gender, and Sexuality
“At Smith, we teach critical thinking as a key avenue to knowledge: relentless curiosity, questioning assumptions, and digging deeper. We don’t take anyone’s word for granted, but always do our homework to ensure we are getting it right.”
Global Markets Strategic Investments Associate, Bank of America Merrill Lynch
“Smith created a space where I could be interested in economics and French and how the world works. I got to try hard things, be excited about things I never knew were possible. Smith gave me the confidence to say, I want to be part of the world of private equity and investment decision-making, and be able to navigate it, and go for it!”
