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Each year at Smith, students in all classes (and—in some cases—alumnae) can compete for academic prizes by submitting application materials to the department responsible. Prize winners are announced at the Ivy Day Awards Convocation in May. Here are some of the available prizes with international flair: Alice Hubbard Derby Prize, awarded to a member of […] Wednesday's “Everything you’ve wanted to know about China but were afraid to ask” panel sponsored by CISCO and the GSC was well attended. On November 28, Smith international student Shuyao Kong ’13 and Economics Professor Roger Kaufman collaborated to present “Everything you’ve wanted to know about China but were afraid to ask” — […] Smith students interested in international relations are encouraged to apply for the Ruth Dietrich Tuttle Prize. The Ruth Dietrich Tuttle Prize was established in 1985 to encourage further study, travel, and/or research in the areas of international relations, race relations, or peace studies. The prize can be used any time through the next academic year. […] Thatcher Mweu '15 of Kenya came to Smith because Smith "felt like home". Smith College first-year Thatcher Mweu ’15 comes to Smith from Kenya. Though still officially undecided, Thatcher hopes to study international relations and might minor in economics or Chinese. Why did Thatcher choose Smith? “Smith represented itself to me as a […] |
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