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A Culture of Care

Read Smith’s UPDATED plans as of August 5, 2020,
for an entirely remote fall 2020 semester.

ALUMNAE DIRECTORY

Alumnae Relations

Alumnae at Reunion

At 53,000 strong, the alumnae network is one of the most powerful benefits of a Smith education. Your connection to this remarkable global community begins on day one of your Smith experience and continues throughout your lifetime. You’ll find fellow Smithies nearly everywhere. Build your network and strengthen your connection to Smith by enjoying all the benefits of being a Smith graduate: local clubs, regional events, Reunion, the Smith Alumnae Quarterly, and career and professional development opportunities. The Office of Alumnae Relations is here to ensure that your Smith afterlife is just as enriching as your time as a student.


Important COVID-19 Information

The Office of Alumnae Relations and Development is thinking of our Smith community during the COVID-19 pandemic. We hope this collection of resources provides a welcome source of connection and information during this difficult time.

For updates on Smith’s response to the COVID-19 outbreak, please visit the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) page.

Explore Alumnae Relations

Photo of the Alumnae House in spring
Alumnae Association & Benefits
Alumnae at Ivy Day
Reunion
Photo of Plaza de Espana in Seville, Spain
Smith Travel
Photo of three students during Illumination
Classes
Group of alumnae at an event
Clubs & Groups
Stack of magazines
Smith Alumnae Quarterly & Other Smith Media
Photo of Campus Center at night
Events Calendar
Photo of an alumna in a workshop setting
Professional Development
Alumnae volunteers sitting around a table
Volunteer

 

Fall 2020 SAQ cover

Smith Alumnae Quarterly

“We must take advantage of this moment individually and collectively and ask ourselves: What do we need to do now so that police violence and the systems that uphold it don’t continue to take lives? How do we combat racism on a daily basis? Once we have the answer, we must be willing to actually do it. If this is to be a pivotal moment, it’s up to us.”

—Ariana Quiñones ’16, SAQ, Fall 2020
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Meet the Alumnae Board of Directors

Elena Farrar ’10

Elena Farrar ’10
New York, New York
Director, 2017–21

Ann Mitchell ’75

Ann Mitchell ’75
Alexandria, Virginia
Alumnae Trustee, 2017–21

Erika Rodriguez ’06

Erika Rodriguez ’06
Redwood City, California
Director, 2018–22

Smith, in the Moment

The Grecourt Gates with the blue sky visible behind them.

Smith College has received a $50 million gift to transform and support financial aid and career development programs.
student holding mobile phone with image of Smith’s “Culture of Care” website

From virtual scavenger hunts and studio tours to a new program for student support, the Smith community is finding ways to connect.
Portrait of Kristina Chiu ’24

Kristina Chiu ’24 brings an award-winning record as a debater to her first year at Smith.
Portrait of Sophie Friend ’24

Sophie Friend ’24 says architecture is “a perfect blend of history and design, science and math.”

Contact

Alumnae Relations
Alumnae House
33 Elm Street
Smith College
Northampton, MA 01063
Phone: 413-585-2020 or 800-526-2023
Fax: 413-585-2073 or 413-585-2015
Email: alumnae@smith.edu

Alumnae House Coordinator: Jonelle Dennis

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