Summer Meal Plan: School for Social Work
All students participating in the School for Social Work summer program are required to enroll in the SSW summer meal plan. Two meal plans are available:
- Meal plan for SSW students living on campus. This fee for the meal plan is included in the housing fee.
- Meal plan for SSW students commuting to campus.
What’s Included?
Meals include a variety of delicious options. Menus are designed by the culinary team to meet a range of dietary needs and food preferences. Lunch and dinner also include a salad bar, fresh fruit, or dessert favorites.
Plan Specifics
Students Living on Campus
- Three meals per day, seven days a week during the SSW summer program
- Required for all SSW students living on campus
Commuter Students
- Provides lunches only during the summer SSW program
- Four lunches per week, served on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday
- Required for all commuter students in the summer SSW program
Requesting a Summer Meal Plan Exemption
Frequently Asked Questions
I follow a vegan, halal, or kosher diet. Will I have anything to eat?
Vegan diet:
- Each meal will include a vegan protein option as well as a variety of sides. Menu examples:
- Breakfast: tofu huevos rancheros, Beyond breakfast sausage patties with Just Egg omelette, tofu scramble.
- Lunch or dinner: vegan mac and cheese, black bean and rice burrito, spiced chickpea panisse, plus protein sides on the salad bar.
Halal or kosher diet: Please contact the manager of nutrition services for more information before the May 1 deadline.
If you do not feel that the options available will meet your needs, please contact the manager of nutrition services as soon as possible to determine if a meal plan exemption or dining accommodation is right for you. Requests for non-medical reasons received after May 1 cannot be considered for an exemption.
I have a food allergy/celiac disease. Will the meal plan meet my needs?
Contact ARC to discuss if a meal plan exemption is appropriate for you.
- Food allergies: While we make every effort to avoid allergen cross-contact, there is the potential for cross-contact with other allergen-containing food items.
- Celiac: Dining Services cannot guarantee avoidance of cross-contact with gluten. If a student has non-celiac gluten sensitivity and can tolerate cross-contact with gluten, a refrigerator is available in the dinng room with bread and bagel options that do not contain gluten as an ingredient.
Can I be exempt from the meal plan for financial reasons?
Meal plan exemptions will not be granted based on financial need.
More Questions?
Visit the School for Social Work Dining page or reach out to:
- School for Social Work: sswhousing@smith.edu
- Accessibility Resource Center: arc@smith.edu
- Manager of Nutrition Services: dietitian@smith.edu